Hue of Blue Color in Web Pages of E7

I 've had my E7 for about three months now but there is this problem of strong hue of blue color that makes web and other pages very difficult to read. I tried Opera browser and that is very unstable almost to the point of unusable. Does anybody know how I can get rid of this blue haze and have a white background with black or blue lettering? Thanks in advance for your help

Hi msidnoble,
We're sorry to hear about your problem. If the blue hue is only visible on the phone's default browser, resetting your phone to factory settings may help.
Before resetting, remember to make a backup of your phone with Nokia Suite.
Dial *#7780# to soft reset your device, this will return the phone to factory settings without removing any personal data. If this does not solve the issue, hard reset your phone.
Dial *#7370# to hard reset your device. Hard reset will remove all settings and personal data off the phone, so remember to backup your data first.
When prompted for security code, default code in both cases is 12345.
After the reset just restore your backup (untick "settings") and re-install your applications from "My Stuff" on Nokia Store.
If the problem persists or if you suspect that the blue hue is a hardware issue, we would advise you to visit the nearest Nokia Care Point and let them have a look.
Let us know if this helps,
Puigchild
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