Samsung Display has an exclusive contract with Apple to supply OLED panels with a virtually invisible screen crease for a foldable iPhone.
Foldable iPhone will have an invisible display crease thanks to Samsung
Samsung Display has an exclusive contract with Apple to supply OLED panels with a virtually invisible screen crease for a foldable iPhone.
A cheaper Vision Pro could use bigger OLED panels than the current Apple headset, with a lower display resolution and pixel count to help bring the price down.
Apple may have stopped developing the promising micro-LED display technology that was supposed to debut on the next Apple Watch Ultra.
Apple's Taptic Engine supplier won't receive orders for new haptics modules desgined for the rumored solid-state buttons on the upcoming iPhone 15 Pros.
Apple's Intel-based 27-inch iMac could soon be supplanted by an Apple silicon-powered model featuring a bright display with mini LED backlighting and other perks.
Samsung is understood to have begun preparations for mass production of iPad Pro-sized display panels based on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology, says a new report.
Apple has ordered 2.5 million MacBooks powered by its own chips by early 2021, indicating the company is projecting strong demand for the first Macs powered by its own chips.
iPhone 12 Pro orders on the online Apple store have slipped to late November and into early December because Apple is facing severe component shortages across multiple product lines.
Apple's augmented reality (AR) glasses are expected to arrive in 2021, and now Sony has been mentioned as a probably supplier of sophisticated OLED panels for the rumored accessory.
The coronavirus has impacted Apple's supply chain in ways more than one, the latest example being the company's oft-rumored iPhone SE successor that, instead of arriving this spring, now apparently faces a delayed launch, a new supply chain report claimed Thursday.
LG Innotek's manufacturing plant in Gumi, South Korea that supplies iPhone camera modules has been temporarily shuttered over the global coronavirus outbreak.
According to a supply chain report published Tuesday in the Chinese-language Economic Daily News, relayed by DigiTimes, contract manufacturer Foxconn has continued to deepen its deployments in micro-LED technology "through a multi-pronged approach in order to win display orders from Apple for its next-generation iPhone devices."