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General -[FiX]solution 2 touch problems=[FuNB00k]--

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http://androidforums.com – Hello Guys, Many of you have noticed there is a touch screen problem during Charging.I had the same problem too..So i took it to an nearby mobile store where i bought it...They checked it and found that the charger provided with this was faulty and it can damage the battery....So they changed the frequency from 5.4v to 4.7v...Now there is no problem during charging .... So take ur charger to an nearby electrical store and tel them 2 change the frequency of the charger to or less than 5v.............:D:D (General)

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