where are the proof for bright spots being design failure? sources or FUD and please fix the title....
I don't know if the OP has evidence, but I'm willing to say that it is a design flaw, I find it hard not to when the spots appear in the same place for everyone, and there is almost always three of them: middle, top left, left middle.
My 'spots' appeared two weeks after I had the phone, I took extra care of it: was always in a case, didn't let the phone get to hot or cold, and it wasn't over-clocked so I am quite confident it is not a error on my part.
It did get a very, very small knock, and not long after this I noticed them:
I had the phone standing with the kickstand which then fell forwards.
If my new phone, coming tomorrow, develops the spots then that will be evidence enough for me.
I don't know if the OP has evidence, but I'm willing to say that it is a design flaw, I find it hard not to when the spots appear in the same place for everyone, and there is almost always three of them: middle, top left, left middle.
so no proof but still it must be design flaw?
I suppose a big patch of similarily flawed screens from supplier would be too far fetched?
e: and btw this isn't only for lcds. a friend bought 2500eur worth of led tv when those first came out. ....and the clouding was hideous plus he is still struggling with manufacturer and warranty repairs etc after a year...
