Drift - a gradual loss of accuracy in the alignment of a touchscreen system. Over time, touches to the screen will gradually drift, or move away, from their proper on-screen targets. If the alignment of a touchscreen becomes poor, the touchscreen will need to be calibrated to restore proper alignment.
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