2024, September 24th. This is a problem with registering finger movements: you start moving, and the smartphone does not react to it in any way, then if you continue to move your finger further in the same direction, the phone reacts abruptly to your action, and compensates for the distance that it did not react. and if you move your finger in different directions with small chaotic movements, then the screen will not react at all. this is apparently done to save energy and for eye comfort in normal usage scenarios, but when you play an active game, for example Pubg mobile, and aim with the same small movements of the enemy, then such a scenario of processing movements with a sensor makes it impossible to play on this device: imagine you are aiming at the enemy, and the smartphone does not reacts to the finger on very small movements, and reacts abruptly to longer finger movements, as a result, this continues many times and on the screen you see a twitching picture, similar to a game of 20 frames per second.With all this, if you take out a stylus and aim it, the screen immediately returns this responsiveness, but at the same time turns from a 10-finger into a 1-finger sensor. this problem can clearly be fixed programmatically by adding some setting to the game mode. that's how to get through to the developers, I think it's not difficult, but it can take the gaming experience to a new level.
