These are plentiful here and I keep a few on my desk.
I can find things about "zombie finger" and all sorts of things about how capacitive screens work and even places swearing that they know which phone have the most sensitive screens, but I can't find anything about anyone else having my problem. I have chronically *low* blood pressure, but it's neurological, not cardiovascular. Having low blood pressure makes capacitive screens a royal pain. iPhones and other Apple touch devices only acknowledge I'm touching them about 50% of the time. Motorola's about 75% of the time. Best I've found is modern Samsungs that can see my finger about 80% of the time. But this is only under the best of circumstances. If I'm having a blood pressure drop, a medically critical situation, even a Samsung is unlikely to respond correctly, if at all. Which is a major problem when the phone is your way to call for help before you pass out.
Does anyone know of smartphones that could help with this problem? Either by having physical buttons that can actually perform most device functions, or by having a super sensitive screen? I really need help, because I'm needing a new phone before too long, and I'm not looking forward to it at all.

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