News & Reviews:   Display

Based on a report by nikkei, it seems that Apple has recently partnered up with TSMC in order to develop micro OLED displays that will be used with Apple’s upcoming AR glasses. While not much is known in regards to the exact release date, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially available in the local market.

Based on a statement by thelec.net, it seems that Samsung might be developing rollable and slidable displays most likely to be used in products such as smartphones, smart TVs, tablets, and possibly more. While not much is known in regards to the release date of all of the products mentioned, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially available in the local market.

It seems that a patent regarding Huawei device that’s equipped with an in-display selfie camera may have been spotted, giving us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially available in the global market. Based on the patent, it seems that the smartphone in question will also come equipped with a quad-camera setup at the rear and no buttons towards the left side of the device.

Before the Apple iPhone 12 series launches, rumours were saying that the smartphones will come with 120Hz refresh rate displays, making us believed that it's finally the time. Unfortunately, the idea has later been dropped due to battery life concerns. Now, we might need to shift our hope to the iPhone 13 series as it is reported that Samsung will be supplying LTPO OLED to the Pro models for 120Hz refresh rate display.

It seems that Samsung has recently sent out an invitation to catch “The First Look 2021” online event, where they will be unveiling a bunch of new electronic devices next year. While there is no official information on whether Samsung will be unveiling smartphones during the event, we do know that they will most likely launch a bunch of Smart TVs, new display technology, and more.

With how many rumours about Apple products that will feature mini-LED displays in 2021, you're probably starting to think it's going to be for real. More so when the source is an industry analyst, who claims that there will be two MacBooks with a mini-LED display next year.

Based on a statement by rootmygalaxy.net, it seems that a patent has recently been spotted, hinting that LG might be working on a laptop that’s equipped with a rollable 17-inch display. While there is no news on the exact release date of the laptop, the patent gives us a better idea on what to expect when the laptop is officially available globally.

Smartphone manufacturers always show their innovative or sometimes crazy design ideas through the patents that they've submitted. This time, LetsGoDigital has dug up something interesting that comes from Samsung. It looks like the Korean tech giant has a plan to manufacture a sliding phone that is also equipped with two screens.

The latest rumour of the Apple iPhone 13 series has appeared and this time is all about the display. According to the source, the iPhone 13 series will have at least two models featuring the low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) display technology. Come find out how will the technology bring an improvement to next year's iPhones.

A report by letsgodigital seems to hint that Samsung could be working on a smartphone with a pop-out flexible display, in order to provide a much more pleasant listening experience for the user. While not much is known in regards to the release date of the smartphone, it is safe to assume that the smartphone with the pop-out display will not be unveiled anytime soon.