> I have an Android tablet that is a capacitive touch screen. In order to do
> anything on it, I have to press *really* *really* hard on the screen, and a
> lot of times it still doesn't do what I want.
That sounds like a resistive touchscreen, not a capacitive one. If
tapping on the screen with a (closed) plastic pen works better, that
is certainly a resistive touchscreen.
> Is there any way to make it
> easier to use this device? I heard of something called a capacitive stylus
> - Will this be better than a finger?
A capacitive stylus is designed for use with capacitive touchscreens.
It does not make pressing any easier, though it helps for things like
writing and drawing.
A regular stylus is designed for use with a resistive touchscreen. It
does make pressing on the resistive touchscreen easier.
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