Dying pixels, camera looks neon/infrared

My camera hasn't worked for about the last 6 months. It opens and I can see images, but it looks like an infrared heat camera with neon pink and green and red colors. I've tried restoring to factory settings but no good. It also occasionally takes screen shots of my phone without me pressing buttons... Lastly, the pixels at the very top of my phone screen have begun dying lately. They just go gray and don't show images. I'm worried the rest of my phone might follow...
I've had my phone for 2 years and it's not under warranty. I'm taking it into the store shortly to get it looked at, but does anyone know what's wrong with it or have similar issues?

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Since Nikon's release of the D800, with it's MUCH higher resolution factor compared to any full-frame Canon product, I have been greatly disappointed that Canon has not been able to answer to such a competitive model with something of their own. I have been shooting Canon for almost 10 years and they have always stayed competitive...why not now!
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