Apple is being sued again. This time we are talking about a class action lawsuit because of the "jelly screen" in the current iPad mini.

Recall that this problem was discovered almost immediately, and it is explained by the alleged hardware location of certain components. In addition, Apple has stated that this is normal display behavior.

The class action lawsuit was filed by Colorado resident Christopher Bryan. He accuses Apple of fraudulent marketing, although, interestingly, he knew about the problem before buying the tablet. Whether he originally planned to file a lawsuit is unclear.

The complaint states that Apple is aware of the defect but continues to sell the iPad mini without fixing the defect or amending its marketing materials to reflect the defect.

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