Vertical lines on nokia n8
when i zoom a picture or play a game , vertical or horizontal lines appear on my screen...the brightness increases. but when i lock the phone and then unlock it by the sliding button on the right side it returns to normal condition...i took the screen snap when the lines were appeared but when i saw the photo ,there were no lines or increased brightness. need help!
it is hardware problem- take it to nokia authorised service
lol iOS7.x looks symbianized
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