News & Reviews:   Display

Apple has never been shy of being behind on trends. In a year where people start seeing under-display cameras, the Cupertino company insists on sticking with the notch design for its iPhones. At least, that's could be the case for the next two generations of the iPhone, a source claims.

Display technology has been advancing a lot and it's cool to see companies like Samsung adopt the use of foldable displays. But another unique form factor is on the way and Samsung is aiming to release an actual product featuring it. Specifically, sources claim that Samsung is developing a device that will have a rollable display.

Based on a statement by gizchina, it seems that Huawei could be planning to release a curved screen gaming monitor in the future to take on Xiaomi. Other than that, there were also reports which hint that Huawei also wants to outsource non-curved gaming monitors to BOE’s subsidiary which is BOEVT.

Based on a statement by letsgodigital, it seems that a patent from Huawei may have been leaked, hinting that they might be working on a smartphone equipped with a periscope zoom lens as well as an in-display camera sensor. While there is no official information in regards to the Malaysia release date, this does signify that Huawei doesn’t seem to be backing down from the smartphone business yet.

Apart from not able to use Google Services and work with various chip suppliers from the U.S., HUAWEI is now facing another new challenge. Today, it is reported that Samsung and LG have both decided to stop supplying display to the Chinese manufacturer.

Based on a recent patent by OPPO, it seems that they’re working on a sliding smartphone that’s equipped with an extendable display. While not much is officially known in regards to the exact detail of the smartphone, our source did provide an image of how the smartphone could potentially look like.

It seems the bug that causes green tint to appear on smartphone displays has reappeared. iPhone 11 users ran into the issue back in June and now owners of new Samsung devices have encountered the problem. So far, the problem was found by users with the Galaxy Tab S7, Tab S7+, and Note 20 Ultra.

Based on a statement by androidheadlines, it seems that ZTE could be the first smartphone manufacturer to unveil a smartphone to come equipped with an under-display selfie camera. While not much is known in regards to the exact release date of the smartphone, our source did mention that the device was spotted on TENAA with the codename ZTE A2121.

Based on a statement by LetsGoDigital.com, it seems that Xiaomi recently filed a patent which details a smartphone that comes equipped with a removable display. Other than that, it seems that the aforementioned smartphone is expected to come equipped with an under-display selfie camera.

It seems that a patent from vivo hints that they could be working on a smart band that comes equipped with a curved display. While not much is known in regards to the band, our source provided a few images which give us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially unveiled.