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iBryton

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I was wondering how you can tell if your screen has a yellow tint?

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I can't really tell if I have it though
 
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I can't really tell if I have it though

that's because your eyes get used to it. i've said it to everyone here but they're just a bunch of picky people.
 
Now, I'm planning to get a replacement for a number of issues with the device.. what if the phone I get has the yellow tint?
 
I have a white, iPhone 4, that I just picked up from my local Apple store this past Wednesday the 4th of May.

I do not have a yellow tint problem.
 
I'm having issues ending calls.. sliding to answer.. the touch screen seems unresponsive at times.. also I've been having heating issues with the phone and battery draining.

hardware issues. my replacement was noticeably better than my first phone. That phone would heat up, slow internet.

The replacement smoked it on performance. It has the warmer screen, mine isn't the piss yellow that seems to be so popular these days. But it was different than the original. No way I'm going to let this one go.

check your replacement first before leaving the store.
 
hardware issues. my replacement was noticeably better than my first phone. That phone would heat up, slow internet.

The replacement smoked it on performance. It has the warmer screen, mine isn't the piss yellow that seems to be so popular these days. But it was different than the original. No way I'm going to let this one go.

check your replacement first before leaving the store.

The problem is, I don't think I can PROVE the problem, it happens out of the ordinary, except for the heating.
 
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