Possible "unlock" bug

Greetings.
I decided to post this here, as I dont have developer access for bugreporting site.
Using "The new iPad 3" with latest iOS 7.1.2
I found a strange bug by accident. I can repeat it, although it doesn't always work out.
Here it goes: When I turn my iPad on from black screen to start screen and slide unlock
bar like this (Finnish language set)
If I stop there (correct spot changes and not always the same) and then flip iPad, so
screen turns automatically (up and side both works).
This will result so, that unlock bar is stuck and I can't open iPad anymore. Not without turning
power off and then back on. This problem came with 7.0+
Would be intresting to know, if this is known thing and can others repeat this with other
iPads?
Thanks for your time.

I would suggest getting a copy of wireshark and see if the browser is behaving, I have seen
lots of issues where the server is closing the connection and Safari still tries to send more data, which
violates the RFC. You would also notice lots of tcp connections being opened possibly as well if the
site finishes loading. I have been trying to use Safari exclusively for a while, but somehow I always end up in Firefox. Hopefully they will have most of the gotcha's under wraps soon, but until than their is always
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