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Samsung and LG WOLED Negotiations Stall Amid Market Uncertainties

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung is worried about the state of the TV market and the impact on its QD-OLED production.

Tags:LG| Samsung| WOLED (White OLED)

China Clarifies Stance on iPhone Use Among Officials

by Emory Kale

The remarks by the Foreign Ministry have led some observers to infer that while there may not be a formal ban, there could be informal advisories against the use of iPhones for official business.

Tags:China| CHIPS Act| iPhone

Exciting TDBA-Si Blue OLED Material Achieves 30% Efficiency with Minimal Roll-Off at Peak Brightness

by Emory Kale

For the research team, their efforts are part of a desire to create future value with long lifespan, higher efficiency materials that can help Korea’s competitiveness in the display market.

Tags:blue OLED| research| showcase

Super-Bundling and Super-Aggregation Transforming TV Ecosystem

by Shawnee Blackwood

Over time, with the rise of online streaming platforms and third-party apps, pay-TV operators have recognized the need to adapt.

Tags:Connected TV| Disney+| Netflix| Pay TV| TV Sets

Smartphone Market in North America Bracing for Significant Dip in Shipments in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

In the wake of economic challenges, including rising interest rates and persistent inflation, North America’s smartphone market is bracing for a significant dip in shipments in 2023, with Canalys forecasting a 12% decline.

TikTok is Messing With Traditional TV

by Shawnee Blackwood

As a result of generational changes in viewing habits, traditional live TV programming has faced a gradual decline, with fans turning to online clips of shows like Saturday Night Live and late-night talk shows rather than watching them live.

Tags:Cable Cutting (cord cutting)| TV Viewing

New iPhone 15s and Apple Watches Give Android Devices a Helping Hand

by Shawnee Blackwood

Apple launches new products with more powerful processors, some new designs, and higher prices.

MicroLED Display Shipments Expected to Surge, Capturing Small Segment of Display Market

by Shawnee Blackwood

By 2030, it’s expected that the MicroLED display share to account for 53.5% of XR devices and 41.6% for smartwatches.

Korean Premium OLED Display Exports Weather Economic Headwinds

by Emory Kale

The Korean Display Industry Association (KDIA) has released its most recent analysis of the display industry’s exports and it shows the importance of the industry to Korea’s high-tech economy but also the impact of sluggish demand for electronics goods.

Tags:KDIA| Korea| LCD| OLED

The Long and Winding Road of LG’s WebOS

by Jon Peddie

LG’s ownership of WebOS is ten years old—longer than any other company, but the OS traces its development back 31 years to 1992.

Tags:AndroidTV| HP| LG| showcase| WebOS

Malaysia Wants to Ban Exports of Rare Earth Minerals

by Shawnee Blackwood

China recently enacted an export prohibition on certain elements like gallium and germanium.

Tags:Materials

Sony Has a New Virtual Production Display: The Verona Crystal LED

by Shawnee Blackwood

Sony offers two new models in the Verona lineup: the ZRD-VP15EB/23EB and the ZRD-VP15EM/23EM, available in pixel pitches of 1.56mm and 2.31mm, respectively.

Tags:LED| sony| Virtual Production