From the What The Hell file, here's a YouTube clip that purports to help you fix a dead pixel on an iPhone screen.
Apparently, you play this video under the stuck pixel and softly rub it with a Q-Tip or your finger. The poster claims it may take 4 or 5 times to make it work, but that it will work for some people.
Of course, after watching that video 4 to 5 times you will probably be blind so the dead pixel thing won't matter.
We can't test it, we have no dead pixels, but commenters at the YouTube site claim it works. Of course people believe in crop circles too, so YMMV.
If it does work; why?
Anyone want to try this thing out and get back to us? If you get a seizure, don't play it again. I mean that.
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Yes, it works. I threw my iPod4 at my daughter in temper (she is that annoying…) luckily she cushioned the blow with her butt before it hit the radiator. But I still had a load of stuck pixels go all up the screen. I turned the brightness right up and clicked on your Youtube link. I did it about 5 times whilst rubbing the screen. At one point I did it too hard and the bottom of the screen turned black in the corner. I thought it was buggered. But the next morning the screen was clear, apart from a few tiny bits of grey. It might have been doing this and resting the screen overnight as well that fixed it. I did restore the iPod as well. Trying to back up all my pictures and videos reminded me why I love Android.
Tracy, so essentially the app is useless and you fixed it by pressing hard on the screen…
Works in iPhone 4S