On Tuesday, Apple reportedly revealed that it will switch to an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display for the upcoming iPhone devices in 2025.
According to reports, televisions and phone makers are replacing liquid crystal displays (LCDs) with OLED. This move aims to deliver more vivid colors and sharper contrast, which is ideal for high-definition videos.
However, Japan Nikkei disclosed that the shift will exclude Tokyo’s Sharp Corp and Japan Display from Apple’s handset business.
Furthermore, sources revealed that the tech giant has started placing orders for OLED panels. It will begin for the looming iPhone SE series from China’s BOE Technology and South Korea’s LG Display.
Apple debuted OLED displays on the iPhone X devices released in 2017 and has since shifted to OLEDs for the premium iPhone series.
Moreover, the firm has applied the technology to its newest iPad Pro series, which was launched in May.
Reports revealed that Sharp and Japan Display once held a combined 70.00% share of iPhone panels over a decade. However, they only supplied LCDs for the iPhone SE and did not mass-produce smartphone OLED displays.
Huawei to Reveal Triple Fold Phone to Rival Apple iPhone 16
Huawei revealed its plans to debut products after the iPhone 16 series launch and to challenge Apple.
According to reports, the Chinese tech giant’s event will occur on September 10. Huawei is anticipated to unveil a Z-shaped, tri-fold phone dubbed the Huawei Mate XT.
Furthermore, Richard Yu Chengdong, the head of the consumer division, hinted that the firm’s groundbreaking, innovative, and game-changing product has arrived.
The executive also mentioned that after five years of investment, Huawei has transformed what was once science fiction into reality.
Moreover, Huawei’s rivalry with Apple in China has gained new importance as it has experienced a sharp rise in smartphone sales. Meanwhile, iPhone sales in Beijing have faced more challenges.
