Screen blank after apple logo

i have an iphone 4s. updated my phone to the new ios 7.0.4 and after the apple logo the screen goes black and is unresponsive. when i switch the vibrate button the phone vibrates. when i first turn it on the apple logo comes on the screen so i dont think its the LCD although i could be wrong. does anyone have any advice?

it's definitely not the battery problem. i charged my ipod overnight and the battery indicator is full when i access the disk mode only. it's just the blank screen after the apple logo when i reset my ipod no many times is what bothers me. do you think it's time to throw my ipod away?

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