Pixelated Images on Safari when pictures used to be perfect

Hey people
This is my first post so please bear with me !
I have an iPhone 4 bought May last year
After one of the Apple updates late 2012, photos have now been showing very pixelated when they didn't beforehand whether I zoom in or just stay at the normal screen size for webpage. Mainly Safari but one of my apps for HD Wallpapers is doing exactly the same ! Doesn't seem to affect Camera Roll though :-/
Can anyone help please coz it's really doing head in :-(
Oh YouTube and BBC iPlayer seems to play pixelated videos when they didn't beforehand too if that's a help.
Thanks !

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