Beachguy macrumors 65816 Original poster Dec 28, 2012 #1 When I'm in landscape mode, I cannot get either iPad I have (2 and third generation) to swipe between apps. In portrait mode, all is fine. Is this normal? I noticed this a long time ago but finally it was irritating enough for me to ask. Thanks!
When I'm in landscape mode, I cannot get either iPad I have (2 and third generation) to swipe between apps. In portrait mode, all is fine. Is this normal? I noticed this a long time ago but finally it was irritating enough for me to ask. Thanks!
Sylon macrumors 68020 Dec 28, 2012 #3 Just tried switching via the bottom tray and the 4-finger swipe on my iPad 3rd gen, no problems here.
Just tried switching via the bottom tray and the 4-finger swipe on my iPad 3rd gen, no problems here.
Beachguy macrumors 65816 Original poster Dec 28, 2012 #4 Maybe my fingers are defective. LOL I used all four and got it to switch 2 out of 4 tries just now on my iPad 2. Must be a PICNIC situation. (Problem In Chair Not In Computer.)
Maybe my fingers are defective. LOL I used all four and got it to switch 2 out of 4 tries just now on my iPad 2. Must be a PICNIC situation. (Problem In Chair Not In Computer.)
mobilehaathi macrumors G3 Dec 28, 2012 #5 Beachguy said: Maybe my fingers are defective. LOL I used all four and got it to switch 2 out of 4 tries just now on my iPad 2. Must be a PICNIC situation. (Problem In Chair Not In Computer.) Click to expand... Are your fingers particularly dry and/or callused? This can cause a problem with the capacitive screens.
Beachguy said: Maybe my fingers are defective. LOL I used all four and got it to switch 2 out of 4 tries just now on my iPad 2. Must be a PICNIC situation. (Problem In Chair Not In Computer.) Click to expand... Are your fingers particularly dry and/or callused? This can cause a problem with the capacitive screens.
Beachguy macrumors 65816 Original poster Dec 28, 2012 #6 mobilehaathi said: Are your fingers particularly dry and/or callused? This can cause a problem with the capacitive screens. Click to expand... No, just old and tired. 😉
mobilehaathi said: Are your fingers particularly dry and/or callused? This can cause a problem with the capacitive screens. Click to expand... No, just old and tired. 😉