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Heh.. I was about to post something on this very subject right now... I am not sure what's up with your screen... but mine during power-up... I get artifacts on the screen looking line cracks. Once it powers up completely... its gone. I have never seen this with other screen except those that have been pressed extremely hard. I wonder if my phone is new... how can I tell what's up with my unit. New? Used? Messed up?
Mine was shipped from Verizonwireless.com. I doubt they would send me a used one. But not certain about refab.
Heh.. I was about to post something on this very subject right now... I am not sure what's up with your screen... but mine during power-up... I get artifacts on the screen looking line cracks. Once it powers up completely... its gone. I have never seen this with other screen except those that have been pressed extremely hard. I wonder if my phone is new... how can I tell what's up with my unit. New? Used? Messed up?
Mine was shipped from Verizonwireless.com. I doubt they would send me a used one. But not certain about refab.
By burn in are you referring to a static image being burned into the display? If so, absolutely no burn in here and never any mention of it on any forums I've read. It would seem virtually impossible because when using the phone, the image is changing frequently and when not, it times out.
By burn in are you referring to a static image being burned into the display? If so, absolutely no burn in here and never any medium of it on any forums I've read. It would seem virtually impossible because when using the phone, the image is changing frequently and when not, it times out.
Exactly. The OP saw some burn in on the device at Verizon because of these exacts reasons - it's on almost constantly with the brightness jacked up. In normal, everyday use (even with the brightness all the way up), 999,999 out of 1,000,000 people will never experience any burn in over the life of their device.