For those unaware, it was rumoured last year that Apple was looking to develop an Apple Watch with a Micro LED display. This would be a larger display than previous Apple Watch models and is expected to be a new Apple Watch Ultra. However, it may no longer be happening.

It's 2024 and CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is just around the corner. The event will be held from 9 to 12 January this year, ready to unveil a plethora of new tech. Some are new models of existing products, while others are advances in cutting-edge technology. But what exactly will we see in CES 2024? Here's an overview of the 5 tech trends we expect to see.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch smartwatches have long been a favourite for many tech fans. They're feature-rich and sport high-end hardware, including an AMOLED display. However, the company could opt for a Micro LED display for a specific model in the future.

Today, an insider posted an interesting screenshot from Samsung on his X post (formerly Twitter). As you can see in the cover image, it seems that Samsung was working on an all-around full screen and may plan to release it in the future.

These days, many companies have foldable devices, with big brands like Samsung leading the front on innovation. Unfortunately, none of these devices are cheap. But what tech specs would an affordable foldable phone have? We decided to fantasise about what you could see from a sub-RM3000 mid-range foldable flip phone.

After showing off the Flex G panel at this year's CES, Samsung has finally trademarked it in its home country South Korea. It is not the only display panel presented at the event, as there's also the Flex S that can get folded two-way. However, the company had already trademarked the name earlier.

The HUAWEI Mate 50 series could be around the corner, with quite some of its rumours popping up recently. Yesterday, we only saw the news saying that the upcoming devices might get powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 4G chip. Today, we received a new one claiming they will debut with BOE's new flexible display.

When it comes to screen panels, Samsung Display is also well known as a mass producer of LCD and OLED. However, it seems that the company is facing some difficulties in the LCD business and would be shut down in June 2022, according to reports.

After this incident, display manufacturer BOE might have ruined its opportunities with Apple. According to the latest report, BOE has gotten caught by the iPhone maker as it quietly lowered the specs on the iPhone displays it made.

Reliable tipster regarding everything Apple, Ross Young has recently revealed the display suppliers for the upcoming iPhone 14 series. Shared via Twitter, Young claimed that the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max will get a mix of suppliers, while the iPhone 14 Pro will exclusively get its screens from Samsung.