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According to a story from The Wall Street Journal today, via AppleInsider, Apple’s bid to bring another OLED display supplier on board aside from Samsung may have run into an obstacle thanks to LG “struggling” with the quality of its OLED panel production. The WSJ says that due to its...

While we’re all waiting for the launch of the iPhone X next month, 9to5 Mac reports that Apple is already looking way ahead in terms of future iPhones, and is currently working with LG to develop an iPhone with a foldable OLED panel. The sources of the original report in The Bell say that Apple...

9to5 Mac reports today that according to a story today in the Korea Herald, the iPhone 8’s OLED display, which is being manufactured by Samsung, will have facial recognition capabilities that can measure in “millionths of a second.” The Korea Herald report about the new iPhone 8 OLED facial...

The new iPhone gets ever closer, with 9to5 Mac reporting today that seven of Samsung’s OLED production lines have now reached full capacity manufacturing displays for the new phone. The original report from Korea’s ETNews, said that full-scale production is set to start later this month, with...

According to a report from Korea’s ET News, via 9to5 Mac, Samsung is going big on trying to win even more OLED display orders from Apple by building the world’s biggest OLED display manufacturing plant with an investment of more than $20 billion. Currently, Samsung is the sole supplier of OLED...

MacRumors reports today that according to The Wall Street Journal, the forthcoming iPhone 8 will have a curved OLED display produced by Samsung. This ties in with other recent reports from KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi-Kuo who has said that Apple will be launching three iPhones this year: a...

The Wall Street Journal, via AppleInsider, reports that Apple is currently testing more than 10 prototype iPhone models for next year’s iPhone 8, with a curved OLED display iPhone being one of the main versions in contention. The WSJ says that sources familiar with Apple’s plans have stated...

According to a new report from BusinessKorea, via 9to5 Mac, Samsung and Apple are locked in a “do-or-die” fight to wrestle OLED display orders from Apple for forthcoming iPhones. Both companies are said to be investing a total of approximately $11.6 million this year in the production of...

9to5 Mac reports on new findings from UBI Research that would appear to indicate that not all iPhone models will initially make the switch to OLED displays when Apple finally starts using them in either 2017 or 2018. The original report in the Korea Herald said that UBI Research’s president...

According to Japanese website Nikkei, via MacRumors, Apple will be using OLED displays in its iPhone range from 2018 onwards. The source says that Apple has already told its suppliers about the switch, which has prompted LG Display to plan capacity upgrades in order to cope with the high level...