"Screen" is 1%(?) bigger than display

Hi guys,
I have an iPhone 4 running 4.2.1, and in the last couple of days, the screen has started "pulsing" - hard to describe, but whenever it changes - say exiting an app back to the home screen - its fine for maybe 1/2 a second and then the screen (the stuff on the screen) increases in size very slightly so that the names below the bottom row of home screen icons disappear off the bottom of the display. This also happens within apps - for example, in the SMS screen, maybe a quarter of the input field box disappears off the bottom of the display. Its not terminal - I can still use it, but its annoying.
I have added no new apps in the past few weeks, so I don't think it is one of these causing it. It happens in all apps (and the home screen), so I don't think its app specific.
I can obviously do a restore (I haven't yet), but was wondering in anyone had any ideas as to what is causing it, so I can prevent it from happening again.
Hendrix.

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