Whole touchscreen stops responding - major problem!

phone is one month old, has had no bumps or knocks, and suddenly today the touchscreen stopped working. no software updates had been done. all other buttons worked fine, but whole touchscreen behaved like an ordinary piece of glass. reboot only temporary fix, kept freezing within minutes or less, but home button & sleep button always worked - eventually reset whole phone with fresh software in itunes, took hours to set up again, lost all apps layout which is a total pain - and same problem is occuring!
anyone with a fix please reply (hint: this means YOU apple) as i just can't afford my super expensive phone to keep acting like a brick when i'm trying to use it!

thanks for the heads-up re:apple... silly me thinking apple techs might read this thread on an apple website
weekend here now so will head into the store if still doing it on monday... ive read a lot of 3GS users having this problem but not come across any other iphone 4 users as yet. if this problem sounds familiar, please comment, & state what you did to resolve it

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