News & Reviews:   Visionox

Rumours have been going around saying that HONOR is preparing to launch a foldable device in 2021. However, it looks like the plan doesn't stop after launching just one device. According to the latest report, the company has trademarked a few names suggesting different types of foldable devices and might launch them soon in the near future.

Last month, it was reported that Visionox has begun mass-producing displays that can turn transparent. With this, smartphone manufacturers could start creating devices with under-display cameras. Apparently, phones bearing this type of display could be coming soon.

Earlier, we have heard the news saying that Huawei is getting the first access to Visionox's under-screen camera display. Other than that, it is also rumoured that the smartphone manufacturer will be using the panels for the next HONOR Magic series. Now, it is reported that the Visionox's under-screen camera display is ready to enter mass production, so is the upcoming HONOR Magic really going to use it?

Earlier, we've heard the news that Visionox, a Chinese screen manufacturer, is ready to mass-produce displays that allow under-screen cameras to function. Now, it has been reported that the company will give Huawei first access to the screens, as Huawei is eyeing to monopolize the under-display camera technology.

We hear about the smartphone brands a lot, but not so much the other vendors that supply them. Well, some of these vendors have big roles and Visionox is one when it comes to OLED displays. The Chinese manufacturer has completed development for a type of display that will allow under-display cameras and may look to enter mass production soon.

If you’ve not noticed, this is the age of foldable smartphones. Many tech manufacturers are coming strong with screens that can be folded in different creative ways. During the recent First World Conference on Display Industry in China, Visionox showcased two innovative AMOLED displays which both can be folded clamshell-style and rolled respectively.