Thread: [REQUEST] Auto hiding status bar for nokia N9 as implemented on windows phone.
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lifeintheblitz is offline lifeintheblitz
2012-04-09 , 07:44
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#17
Originally Posted by Ashbeck View Post
try viewing on a pure white background, screen burn mainly affects people who leave their phone brightness on max nd the screen on for a long period of time, (most amoled screens of people who leave their screen on max plus always on, suffer from this) you have to look for it to see it, beware. Once you see it, it's hard to un-see. My phone does not have depleted pixels, but I saw it on the lumia 800 at CPW
Why would I want to look for a problem if I don't notice it in the first place? If I do that, I am more likely to create it, rather than discover it. I've only had my N9 for 3 months, but I have not noticed any burns on the screen, and if I do, I'll just go to Nokia care and have it replaced. As long as I don't notice it, I won't make any effort to look for it.

I know how to take care of my phone. Only an idiot would keep their phone's screen switched on, on maximum brightness, and only displaying the same thing (ex. a photo, or the news feed, or anything in the phone's interface) for an unreasonable amount of time (like 30 minutes to an hour).