Apple still isn't acknowledging its growing 'touch disease' problem

iPhone 6 and 6 Plus users are suffering from a manufacturing issue that presents itself as a gray flickering bar at the top of the screen and an unresponsive - or less responsive - touchscreen. Affectionately known as 'touch disease,' it's a persistent problem that Apple seems fully aware of, but not all that willing to do anything about.Although detailed by a handful of third-party repair specialists - like iFixit - and dozens (if not hundreds) of complaints on its own support forum the problem persists. The problem seems to stem from the flawed controller chip soldered to the logic board…

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