[stevejack]

Like many of you I also got hit with the newton ring on the screen of my AT&T branded HTC Touch Pro.

HTC said that it was caused by a pressure point and the screen was not flat, not a defect, thus causing the touch function to stop working. Thus, HTC said that I would have to pay $202.50 or .60, to have it repaired.

And after repairing, since we all know what the real problem is, they give you 90 days repair warranty, but since they originally said it was my fault, if it happens again, I'm screwed, yet again!

Obviously, we all know that we baby our phones and would never exact our phone's screens to any amounts of pressure past the screens limit.

And we all know that these phones have a tendency to overheat when used for prolonged periods of time - when used as a GPS in your car and charging simultaneously.

Are we not supposed to use our phones for GPS when it comes with the GPS Antennae installed?