Sentences with phrase «new oled»

Samsung Display planned to invest 1 trillion won (US$ 925 million) in this new OLED plant.

Considering how relatively new OLED technology is in big displays, a nagging question remains about how susceptible OLED sets are to burn - in — the residual image left on a screen after a static picture has been displayed for too long.

Referred to as many as iPhone 8 (but likely to be called iPhone X or iPhone Edition), the new OLED model is expected to see daylight on September 12, but instead go on sale only in October.

Talk of a new OLED display screen that has curves on the edges, much more like what Samsung does with its high - end smartphones; there are reports of changes with the Touch ID such that the physical home button will be no more, but this feature will find a home on the display screen.

The Wall Street Journal revealed through its sources that problems in the manufacturing process of the new OLED display could impact production, making it harder for Apple to meet demand once the units go on sale September 22.

A new OLED display, 3D face scanning feature and wireless charging are just a few of the rumored features of Apple's next flagship.

Both Samsung and LG are based in South Korea, but separate reports from The Investor and Global Times state that both companies have denied rumors that they plan to open up new OLED production plants in China.

LG, meanwhile, will invest $ 8.68 billion in the next few years to ramp up OLED panel production for smartphones and TVs, while JDI will spend $ 479 million in 2017 to set up new OLED production lines.

Hisense isn't the only TV company promising new smart assistant integration for its 2018 models, either — LG has already announced that it'll be bringing Google Assistant over to its new OLED displays at CES, too.

Samsung Display has decided to stall its investment in a new OLED plant amid the lukewarm sales of Apple's iPhone X.

Numerous reports have stated that Apple's next - generation iPhone 8 will feature a new OLED display that curves down on both sides of the phone and occupies much more of the face than it does with Apple's current iPhone design.

The disappointing sales of Apple's iPhone X apparently forced Samsung to reconsider its investment in a new OLED plant.

As what IBTimes previously reported, the lukewarm sales of the iPhone X caused Samsung to stall its investment in a new OLED plant.

The new OLED sets are also getting support for High Frame Rate (HFR) content over broadcast and through streaming services.

The Investor reported Tuesday citing local news outlet The Bell that Samsung is reconsidering its planned 1 trillion won or US$ 925 million investment in a new OLED production plant.

If true, then this explains why the Galaxy S9 maker is reluctant to invest in its new OLED plant for now.

Fortunately, some market watchers think Korean component suppliers will bounce back in the second half when Tim Cook and his team unveil and start selling new OLED - fitted iPhones.

Maybe Apple will give us a look at its new MacBook Pro, which will reportedly feature a new design and a new OLED touch panel for performing various shortcuts.

It'll ditch the physical home button so that the new OLED display can occupy as much of the phone's front side as possible, and it'll have a Touch ID fingerprint sensor embedded beneath the screen.

Taking cues from the iPad Pro lineup, Apple will reportedly add TrueTone display tech to go with the new OLED screens.

«While Apple's new OLED form factor looks similar,» Hall writes, «current indications are for less use of curved OLED which may result in a slightly less «infinity» screen form factor.»

Samsung manufactures the gorgeous new OLED screens found in iPhone X, while LG Display is rumored to be working on new screens for the next - generation iPhone lineup.

«Ultimately, the most striking thing to me about this phone isn't the Face ID, 3D - face scanning tech, or the new OLED display.

As we heard in the past, the centrepiece of the 10th anniversary iPhone is a new OLED screen, sourced from Samsung, that occupies the majority of the device's front - facing real estate.

After the news about a foldable iPhone, and new OLED models in 2018, we can now hear from sources in Korea that Apple is exploring the possibility of bringing its digital pen to the iPhone by 2019.

The device comes with new OLED displays and other components such as Apple's TrueDepth camera capable of doing face scans using FaceID technology.

The new OLED TVs also feature an all - new one slate design curated to look beautiful wherever the TV may rest.

If they're waiting for LG's new OLED display factories to come online, then it's not going to be until sometime after next year.

Whether you're looking for a new OLED TV to watch the big game in February, or a set - top box to watch your favorite shows, it's all right here.

Once again, we're looking at an arguably glamorous curved glass back, minimal - bezel front likely sporting a sharp new OLED display, as well as a divisive top screen cutout for various sensors and a selfie camera, not to mention an even more controversial duo of rear - facing shooters arranged vertically.

LG of course had plenty to show off, namely its new Nano Cell Super UHD TVs and the new OLED G8 TV models, both of which look stylish, promising, and are full of improvements over last year's TVs from the brand.

A new OLED screen tops the list of rumored features for next year's iPhone 8.

LG is wowing the crowd at CES 2017 with its new OLED W 4K HDR Smart TV.

During the summer, the Korea Herald said Apple was in talks with LG Display for a possible investment of about 2 to 3 trillion won (US $ 1.75 - 2.62 billion) into the Korean company's new OLED production lines.

If you're looking to pick up a new OLED TV, now is the time to do so.

iPhone X features an all - new OLED display panel with an all - new size of 5.8 inches with a resolution of 1125 pixels by 2436 pixels.

There's a lot to like about LG's new OLED.

The flagship TV from Philips this year is a new OLED set that will sit alongside rather than replace last year's 901F.

According to at least a half - dozen independent reports from reliable sources, the redesigned tenth - anniversary iPhone that Apple will release alongside the iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus later this year will feature a new OLED display and no physical home button.

Thankfully, it's not the only new OLED TV LG unveiled on Monday at CES 2018.

It has great specifications, an excellent camera, and a gorgeous new OLED display with super thin bezels.

Apple's in - house developed fingerprint ID solution will be fabricated at TSMC's 12 - inch line using 65nm process technology, said the sources, adding that production for the new OLED iPhone is unlikely to start until September due to the redesigned fingerprint ID solution.

LG Display might be one of the new OLED suppliers that Apple is eyeing, but a deal between the two might take some time.

Meanwhile, The Korea Herald reported this week that Apple is in talks with LG Display for a possible investment of about 2 to 3 trillion won (US$ 1.75 - 2.62 billion) into the Korean company's new OLED production lines exclusively dedicated to Apple orders.

«The issues that are rumored to be causing delays — shortages of the new OLED display components and troublesome fingerprint - recognition technology — are both plausible,» said Charles King, principal analyst at Pund - IT.

In addition to getting a new OLED panel, the iPhone X should also boast a higher resolution than you're used to seeing on an Apple phone.

It was also previously reported that Apple already had placed an order for 80 million units of OLED panels from Samsung Display, with the goal of shipping between 50 and 60 million new OLED - equipped iPhone 8 units in 2017.

One is the new OLED screen, and the other is the facial recognition system.

These developments would seem to add fuel to recent speculation that there could be shortages in AMOLED displays and the new OLED panels for smartphones in 2017.

When news about Samsung reconsidering its plans to build a new OLED factory in South Korea surfaced in media, many believed weak demand for iPhone X sales was one of the factors.