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Originally Posted by BuyMore
I've just gotten my Kobo Glo not long ago, and rather than the speed of page turning, I'm still getting used to the "sensitivity" of the touch screen. Before this I've always read on my iPad, and the screen is always sensitive enough; just a light touch and the page turns.
But on the Glo, it's not always the case. Most of the time it's sensitive enough, but there are times I need to tap more than once to turn the page. I suppose it takes some time to know how I should tap the screen with the right force or on the best spots.  |
First make sure you're up to date on firmware. Then... train yourself. I have had both a Glo and iPad, and the technique used for the IR touch of the Kobo is very different from the iPad. Remember that it's not pressure on the screen that turns the page with the Glo, it's detection of the beams just above the screen being broken. I found that a somewhat slowish light touch worked best, whereas with the iPad you can get away with a very rapid prod.