kylo4
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I had quite a scare today and I'm unsure of the ramifications. While at the coffee shop the iPod touch was sitting on the table and while my dad was talking to me a piece of coffee spit, just a little circle landed right on the touch halfway on the bezel and halfway on the glass. I quickly wiped it away with the napkin. I started freaking out when I turned it on and with the Apple bootup screen I saw 4 dead pixels, but not in the area where that little drip was. They were scattered around the device. The coffee spit was about the size of this: O
Now there are around 5 dead pixels and I'm running iStuck. I also took the iPod out in cold weather (about 8 Celsius) and was in and out of warm/cold areas. I'm wondering if that had anything to do with it. The pixels are green/blue in color so I assume they're stuck.
I was wondering if that little spit could do anything to the iPod touch (i.e go into the iPod and affect its components or create these pixels) or whether it did nothing and it was the weather or the unit itself. This is only the second day of owning it.
Now there are around 5 dead pixels and I'm running iStuck. I also took the iPod out in cold weather (about 8 Celsius) and was in and out of warm/cold areas. I'm wondering if that had anything to do with it. The pixels are green/blue in color so I assume they're stuck.
I was wondering if that little spit could do anything to the iPod touch (i.e go into the iPod and affect its components or create these pixels) or whether it did nothing and it was the weather or the unit itself. This is only the second day of owning it.