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.
Apple may have stopped developing the promising micro-LED display technology that was supposed to debut on the next Apple Watch Ultra.
OLED iPads are reportedly in the works, with Apple potentially launching a massive new iPad Pro model in the future featuring a screen measuring 15 inches diagonally.
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.
Apple's upcoming 2022 iPad Pro models will use chips built on TSMC's cutting-edge three-nanometer manufacturing process, resulting in a speed boost and lower power consumption.
The next flagship 12.9-inch iPad Pro could be in short supply when it drops later this month as Apple's suppliers are reportedly facing production issues with the new mini-LED displays.
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Some iPhone 13 models to be released in 2021 may take advantage of LG-made OLED panels with low-power LPTO backplane technology, resulting in a more power-efficient device.
Apple has suspended its partnership with Pegatron, a major iPhone supplier, after finding labor violations at a student workers' program. Pegatron will be banned from new Apple contracts until it takes action to resolve the violations of Apple's code of conduct for suppliers.
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.
According to sources at Taiwan-based supply chain makers, the Cupertino technology giant Apple has now increased orders for time-of-flight LiDAR scanners that are used on the latest iPhones, reportedly thanks to strong demand for the iPhone 12 Pro smartphones.