Rigid Versus Flexible Displays Isn’t a Thing in Smartphones
Foldable are interesting and they yare growing, but they still represent a very tiny fraction of the smartphone market that is ruled by Apple.
India Getting Ready to Set up Display Manufacturing Fabs
India has the potential to be the fifth manufacturing country for display.
LG’s Wacky and Wonderful StandbyMe Go Display
It sold out almost immediately when it debuted in South Korea, and now it is available in North America.
Samsung Works With Nexon on World’s First HDR10+ Gaming Standard Title
Samsung is a founding member of the HDR10+ Technologies alliance.
Saphlux Introduces Nanopore MicroLEDs for Outdoor AR/VR Applications
Saphlux has introduced an impressive 0.39-inch full-color MicroLED display, called the T1-0.39 RGB, which is supposed to enable VR and AR manufacturers to craft outdoor-compatible, high-resolution display systems.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip5 Display Scores Top Marks
Dxomark says the device’s display earns an impressive overall score, ranking it in the third position among all smartphones.
Adjusting for Automotive Displays
Tightly bound partnerships with car OEMs is the only strategy for success in the automotive display business, but it comes at a big cost.
Samsung and LG at K-Display 2023: Frenemies Forever
LG and Samsung can cozy up to each other as they buffer against the threats of Chinese OLED manufacturing.
The Asus Vivobook S 15 OLED Bape Edition: Technology Meets Street Fashions
Bape, a pioneer in Japanese streetwear, celebrates its 30th anniversary, and Asus taps into this trend with a limited-edition laptop bundle.
Tecno’s Self-Developed Dynamic Port to Launch Globally on Camon 20 Series
The Dynamic Port is a self-developed, self-designed function that envelopes the front screen camera cut-out to create a convenient display bar that delivers key information in an intuitive manner.
At K-Display, LG Goes Positive
OLED’s penetration in IT products will grow significantly, possibly increasing by up to five times its current rate within five years.
Huawei Rebounds From US Sanctions With Smartphone Growth
Huawei’s smartphone business saw shipments grow by 76.1% YoY.
