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I guess you can blame the resistive screen for that.. Why are we still using resistive screens??? Oh that's right, that oh so important stylus....
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Jus wondering if it is still fixed? If yes, how did you get to that more substantial click? Have pressed harder or something?
If it doesnt click any more its probably the slider mechanism expanding like the old N95 wear and tear issue.