Nokia Lumia 1520's screen sensitivity issue reportedly fixed in latest update

After rolling out the Lumia Black update, Nokia has also bumped the ‘Extras+Info’ to a newer version. The update has brought along some good news for Lumia 1520 users as it fixes the screen sensitivity complaint that had been affecting the phone’s performance.   The update bumps Extras+Info to version 3.4.3.5 and according to the Windows Phone Store listing and brings along several bug fixes on a general level. WP Central , though, has reported that this update has fixed a screen sensitivity complaint that Nokia Lumia 1520 users had been reporting for a while now.   With the issue, the display was extra sensitive to touch and would often register even scrolls as touches. So, if you’re going through a bunch of messages, you would end up opening one by mistake rather than scrolling past it, due to the screen being too sensitive. The publication reports that even on apps like 6tag, scrolling through images would activate the ‘double-tap to like’ feature of the phone. Reports are now suggesting that this Extras+Info update has ended up making the Lumia 1520’s sensitivity problem disappear.   Nokia has started rolling out the Lumia Black update starting yesterday and has started off with the Lumia 1020 and Lumia 925 models already. Other models are to be queued up for an update over the next few weeks. Besides some tweaks, major new features like the ability to create folders and pin them on the Start screen have also been added to Lumia Black phones.   Nokia Glance screen 2.0, where you can look at notifications in real time has been added too. Nokia’s Refocus app which lets you click first and focus on the image later is coming to all Windows Phone 8 Lumia phones that have 1GB of RAM at least and the same goes with Nokia Beamer.