They're looking at them wrong - you're not supposed to use both rods and cones when looking at an iPhone screen. Either or, that's the ticket.

Look at YouTube there is a funny repair for the iPhone 4 it's called 'iPhone 4 repair' but put tape at the end.

Early adopters? How long has the iphone been out?

I think these fanbois are getting pictures from their mommys of a picture of how they wet the bed the night before they got their Itartphone Four

*sniff sniff* Smells an awful lot of a BS excuse, I guess RROD on Xbox 360 was also just an early adoption thing? and that we shouldn't have talked about that.. Or is it that your glorious leader Steve Jobs is in the line of fire so you feel the need to make excuses?

Not really that surprising, the screen was the only "cool" thing about this damn phone.

I seemed to remember this never happened on 27" macs and that people never got paid £300 for there screens to be replaced for the yellow stain they never got.

So regardless if Nick has had bad stories in past this one actually is coming across as a few cases.

The other concern is the left handed people who have to have a case if want to hold in hand and make a call as shorting of 2 antennas will cause this fault so that could be a slight design flaw that will be updated in v2, until then maybe time for a free bump case to all lefty buyers.

Of course Apple will call this a feature and new would happen all along hence there bump cases :-)

First, he's not (in this case). Second, if you take a look at any Pro-Mac site you'll see plenty of photos substantiating these claims.

http://www.macrumors.com/2010/06/23/some-iphone-4s-experiencing-display-discoloration/ if you're too lazy to look one up yourself.

Even 1 is 'some proportion'. Lies, damn lies, statistics and Nick Farrell.

Get verizon! Buy a droid!!!!!

Judging by the c+%p Nick has been putting out on this site I would take this article with a very large pinch of salt!

Got my iPhone 4 today from local Tesco and it is AWESOME!

Nick your articles really do suck.

Early adopters have to accept the fact that they will receive units that have problems.