[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Yes they will. I had messed about with my phone so bad you can hardly imagine. Only Tecardo has done worse i believe :D

I got my repair.

Thing is, as long as you don't damage the hardware, they will not mind you playing around with the software. Even though they said when unlocking you void your warranty, you get your warranty. That is because it would be very unreasonable to refuse service for unlocking. Although theoretically you can damage your hardware by unlocking (running overvoltage and overclocking too high up for example) it is very unlikely that you do so. If they detect signs of this type of damage when the phone goes to repair they might refuse the warranty but usually they don't.

I have not heard of one single case of refused warranty from unlocking and custom firmware. I think you may rest assured brother.

Thanito, sorry to say but you seem to have not read the full thread. I do understand that though :D

Already on Post #1, under section "Attempted Fixes" we listed everything we had done. We have tested every kind of software combination you could ever imagine.

The results are very clear: no software whatsoever gets rid of the problem, and no, it is not a software bug. It is a hardware flaw. Sorry to tell you. HTC Engineers have found out that this is NOT software related. And please don't cite any Support emails as support has a habit of giving you information that is many month old and if it says anything like "we have determined that this is a software fault and we will be rolling out a fix soon" you can be dead sure this is a reply the agent found in his system which is from around july where HTC still thought this is a software bug.

The second result we found by testing and comparing is this: each phone behaves very different. Some come back with the bug right after a flash, some take up to FOUR weeks to display any signs of it again. So, if you want to temporarily get rid of the Bug, kill the software completely, wipe every partition you can get to, then flash a new RUU or Custom Firmware and enjoy your phone as long as it lasts. Maybe you're lucky and this gets you through the month. Maybe not though. Maybe it lasts only a few hours.

Yeah i know bro, that's why i was paying attention to it at all. I knew already that the new screens where different due to some people reporting these obvious changes so i was like: well, i gotta check myself.

I find it very difficult to tell any difference without any measuring tools, especially when i see my device beside my wifes. I need to make sure the Screen Backlight has exactly the same values and then look very closely and even then i am not really sure but from my memory, i am dead sure i never noticed this reddish tint on my old phone. It had a tint too but it was more like yellow-ish and not as pronounced.

I actually remember telling people about how perfect HTC had managed to display White on their AMOLEDs. That is something Samsung never managed (they went for a strong green tint as that is the most energy-efficient and long-lived color in AMOLEDs). HTC opted for a clear white which is technically easy to achieve yet very costly in terms of Energy and lifetime. I was amazed however as i hated the Samsung Goblin Green. Now, on the new screen, i am sure the White is not as nice. It has a red tint. Very little but it makes the white look less white.

[UPDATE]

I got news from HTC regarding the Serials "FA" and "MB". They are manufactured at the same sites as all the other devices in china and taiwan. Apparently, we cannot read the serials the same way anymore we could read them last year. The first two digits now do not always display the factory.

Unfortunately, we will not get information on the proper decoding of the serials. This info is all we get.