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Samsung is reportedly getting ready to produce iPad and MacBook Pro OLED screens next year, ushering in a new wave of display technology.

With the iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro officially available, their OLED displays are being raved about the world over. Apple was quite proud of the OLED displays on its iPhone 12 lineup, and for good reason, it would seem. In a recently published YouTube video, @HDTVTest's Vincent Teoh tested out the iPhone 12 Pro's display, and...

A new report from Nikkei suggests that all four 2020 iPhone models will come with an OLED display supplied by Samsung Display.

Apart from being more power-efficient, LTPO technology can also pave way for more features like an always-on display, ProMotion, and much more.

Barclays analysts claim that Korean company LG will likely be a supplier for Apple's 2019 iPhone lineup, with Chinese display manufacturer BOE to follow as early as 2020.

The company has reportedly decided to use touch-integrated flexible OLED displays in next year's iPhones.

Citing unnamed sources, a report by Korean publication ETNews (via MacRumors) is claiming that Apple has selected LG as its second supplier of flexible OLED displays for iPhones. The report adds that LG is now preparing for mass production of its sixth-generation flexible OLED display panels, which have recently passed Apple's quality tests. A previous report by The...

China-based BOE Technology Group is seeking to supply Apple with advanced OLED smartphone panels for future iPhones.

Data strings from the leaked iOS 11 GM suggests the new operating system will include software capable of mitigating burn-in.

Apple and LG are currently discussing terms for the display maker to supply OLED screens in 2019, with only small shipments towards the end of next year.

Apple's biggest rival is currently the only supplier of its upcoming flagship iPhone's edge-to-edge OLED.

The tech giant is planning to offer two iPhone screen sizes next year: 5.85 inches and 6.46 inches, the Korea Herald is reporting, citing sources who claim to have knowledge of its plans.