He took a screenshot of the home screen, and is showing it in the Photos app.Not mine.
Fail on your part, his images are perfectly normal and are taken from the actual iPhone, he simply took a screenshot of the iPhone's homescreen, opened it in the Photo app, and then took a pic of the phone showing the screen in the photo app.Fake! You can see the different blacks around the apps and either side of the screen! Good try though! Allso it's pixleated! School boy error!
Is anybody else's phone do this??
He took a screenshot of the home screen, and is showing it in the Photos app.
Fail on your part, his images are perfectly normal and are taken from the actual iPhone, he simply took a screenshot of the iPhone's homescreen, opened it in the Photo app, and then took a pic of the phone showing the screen in the photo app.
I am not sure what you are talking about with the images pixelating, as I can zoom in as far as I can possibly go and there is no difference in the photo. There was no photoshopping done here, the photo that you are seeing is a picture of the actual phone with the screen showing that way, and the difference in colors on the screen are where the screen has pixels, and where it doesn't by the bezel of the screen. Maybe we are talking about the same thingAttutaly it's a fail on your part! Lol As that is exactly what I'm suggesting! If you zoom in on each photo you can see a differnce in the back from the center(screen shot) and the edges( non screenshot). It pixleates sooner than the portrait image too
I am not sure what you are talking about with the images pixelating, as I can zoom in as far as I can possibly go and there is no difference in the photo. There was no photoshopping done here, the photo that you are seeing is a picture of the actual phone with the screen showing that way, and the difference in colors on the screen are where the screen has pixels, and where it doesn't by the bezel of the screen. Maybe we are talking about the same thing, but there was no editing done to this photo.
I know it is not genuine because the dock on the lower edge extends off the LCD screen onto the gray border where there is no LCD circuitry.
Nice try. Did you place the iPhone upside down intentionally in the first shot?