Samsung's new flagship phones, the Galaxy S9 and S9+, have been officially sold worldwide. However, like many new models, Samsung's S9 series has just appeared on the market and exposed the problem of some areas in the touch screen.
According to foreign media reports, the majority of touch screen failures occur on the Galaxy S9+. Some areas of the screen will be baffled by random failures. From this it seems that this problem is not related to hardware. Some users report the malfunctioning area on the screen. At the top, there are reflections at the bottom of the screen. In addition to S9+, there are also a small number of S9 users who have encountered this problem.
All these problems have a common phenomenon, that is, the touch function of some screens does not work, and a 'dead zone' is formed. If the 'dead space' exists on the virtual keyboard, then the phone cannot enter text. More serious. According to Rediit users bobdurfob's reflection, its Google Gboard input method 'E', 'R' and 'T' failed.
Of course, the problem of touch screen failure is not uncommon, but the concern caused by Samsung's flagship machine is naturally much greater. Fortunately, foreign media inferred that the problem should be caused by the driver. Samsung should release repair updates soon. It's just that Samsung is not responding yet.
