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Smartphone Shipments Decline 14.6% YoY in Q1’23, Marking Seventh Consecutive Quarter of Decrease

by Emory Kale

Experts predict a recovery in the market by late 2023, reaching positive territory in 3Q23 and double-digit growth by the holiday quarter.

Tags:IDC| Market Data| smartphone

Boox Tab Ultra C: First 10.3″ Color E Ink eReader with Enhanced Features and Performance

by Emory Kale

The device boasts a high-performance hardware platform built on an 8-core Qualcomm processor, 4GB of RAM, and an advanced graphics processor with Boox Super Refresh technology.

Tags:Boox| E Ink| eReaders| tablet

Samsung Electronics Reports Mixed Q1’23 Results Amid Semiconductor Challenges

by Emory Kale

The company plans to invest $8.35 billion in capital expenditures, with $7.64 billion allocated to semiconductors and $0.23 billion to displays.

Tags:financials| Samsung

LG Display Targets 70% Market-to-Order Revenue Share, Focusing on Automotive, OLED & Mobile Panels Amid Q1’23 Slump

by Emory Kale

The company plans to focus on advancing its market-to-order business, which currently accounts for over 40% of its revenue.

Tags:Automotive| financials| LG Displays (LGD)| OLED

Corning ColdForm Attracting Automotive Display Manufacturers

by Emory Kale

Corning’s ColdForm technology allows glass to be shaped and bent without using heat. This process is more cost- and energy-efficient, and it has been applied to AutoGrade Corning Gorilla Glass for curved automotive interior …

Tags:Automotive| ColdForm| Corning| Gorilla Glass| Touch Taiwan 2023

Redmoo and E Ink Deliver Their First Foldable Color eBook

by Emory Kale

At the Touch Taiwan 2023, E Ink and Readmoo showcased their latest color e-book reader project, what the companies are claiming to be the first 8-inch foldable e-book. The foldable e-book reader is based …

Sony Expected to Dominate Apple’s MR Device OLEDoS Market as LG Display and Samsung Face Delays

by Emory Kale

The never ending saga of a product that raises clicks but may not be able to raise the ghost of the metaverse.

Hyundai Mobis Develops World’s First Rollable Display for Cars

by Emory Kale

South Korean auto parts maker Hyundai Mobis has developed the world’s first rollable display for cars. The display has a screen that can be extended up to 30 inches, disappears when the engine is …

Tags:Automotive| Hyundai| Rollable Displays

The Importance of Display Brightness in Smartphones and its Growing Trend Among OEMs

by Emory Kale

In 2022, over a third of premium smartphones had a brightness level of over 900 nits

Tags:Brightness| Counterpoint| High Brightness Displays| smartphone

China’s Semiconductor Imports Decline

by Emory Kale

China’s IC exports continued their accelerated decline, falling 11.7% year-on-year to 250.5 billion units in the 11 months to November.

Tags:Automotive| Integrated Circuit (IC)| Manufacturing| Market Data

Chemtronics Poised to Benefit from Expansion of Hybrid OLEDs

by Emory Kale

With a focus on chemicals and electronics businesses, Chemtronics is expected to see strong growth from the adoption of hybrid OLED, expanding its display glass processing services and benefiting from the emerging market for tech products with OLED screens.

Tags:Chemtronics| hybrid OLED

Global Smartphone Shipments Expected to Drop by Double Digits in Q1 2023

by Emory Kale

China is a growing market while the rest of the world sinks.

Tags:Market Data| Smartphones