[boovish]

When I was at the Microsoft store today, I was helping my friend look for a new phone. While I was playing with an 822 I saw the tiles had been burned into the screen. Any one see this on theirs?

[willied]

Nope.

[Steephill]

No problems here, and I got my phone 2 weeks after they were released.

[Jrexxx]

I guess this is normal behavior considering the phone is showing he same tiles the whole time 24/7...

[John D II]

AMOLED screens can get burn in. Ask someone with a Galaxy S3 who left buttons on the screen while using an app for way too long.... Only way to fix it is replacing the screen. If you have this issue with your phone, is either a display phone that was left on for too long, or you should seek therapy for your addiction :-)

[lucas.scott]

Yep. Its an AMOLED thing. My fascinate back in the day had burn in.

[boovish]

Oh.I was just checking because I'm getting the Lumia 822 soon and i wanted to know if it happens easily. Also I read that there are some apps that can even out the colors by flashing Red Blue Green and White to kind of fix it

[helloandrewc]

it's most likely caused by the fact that the devices are displaying the home screen all day long since they have software on them to keep them from going to sleep.

[katiegal]

What is AMOLED?

[boovish]

Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode you can google it for a better answer

[Laura Knotek]

What is AMOLED?

AMOLED - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[willied]

Active-matrix organic light-emitting diode you can google it for a better answer

Or Bing it. :P

[Ruined]

Any AMOLED (like the 822 uses) will burn in if it is stuck on a fixed image all day like a store phone.

However, Windows Phone has a lot of things to prevent that during normal usage. So while it is possible during normal usage, it is unlikely.