omg, that is some serious fail.

I think it's some kind of plot to make the consumer by an iPhone bumper as well, as there is no way that flaw should have made it past testing.

 

There's been speculation that Apple will be forced to give out the bumper free to everyone who bought an iPhone 4.

 

What screen problems are there? I've never heard about it, but that may be because the antennae problem overshadowed it.

 

If you're talking about the yellow spots, that does indeed go away after a few days.

Essentially the spots are caused by the adhesive they use. The reason they're still present is because they were rushed out of the factory so quickly and not given proper time to evaporate.

On the subject, why anyone would actually use duct tape is beyond me. The solution is as simple as putting it in a case; and there are much better cases than Apple's awful bumper case (and cheaper too). Anyone who doesn't put their 700USD phone in a case is a moron anyways.

 

As silly as the design flaw is, it can be easily solved for an inappreciable amount of money.

 

Wooo? Duct tape?

 

Arrington wrote a pretty accurate article in response to this:
http://techcrunch.com/2010/07/15/iphone-4-...et-it-together/

 

Clear nail polish and Scotch tape are prettier alternatives.

I'd like to see what Apple has to say about this fiasco tomorrow.