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The Mysteries of 3D Displays Confound the Practical

by Omid Rahmat

Where are 3D displays taking the market?

Smartphones Rebound in Second Half of 2023

by Joseph Bryans

The market is expected to narrow its projected 2023 losses to less than 3%.

Mixed Reality for the Enterprise Packs More Punch Than You’d Expect

by Omid Rahmat

There are compromises and then there are compromises.

LG Display Keeps Shaking in Search of Business Transformation

by Emory Kale

LG Display has appointed Cheoldong Jeong , currently CEO of LG Innotek, as its new chief executive officer.

Global Tablet and Chromebook Shipments Fall

by Joseph Bryans

The tablet and Chromebook markets witnessed contrasting fortunes in Q3′ 20’23.

Tags:Apple| Canalys| Chromebooks| Samsung| tablets

iPhone 15 Pro Max Costs $37.7 More to Make Than iPhone 14 Pro Max, According to Teardown Analysis

by Joseph Bryans

The report notes a 4% reduction in display costs as LG Display joined Samsung in supplying displays for the latest iPhones.

Tags:Apple| Counterpoint| iPhone 15| Teardowns

Transsion Rises as Southeast Asia’s Smartphone Shipments Show Signs of Recovery

by Shawnee Blackwood

Apple also bucked downtrends with 19% shipment growth, driven by continued demand for its iPhone 13 and 14 series.

Apple Loses Some Shine With Q3’23 Financial Report

by Joseph Bryans

The company records another consecutive quarter of negative growth reminiscent of more challenging times not experienced since 2001.

Can You Rely on the iPad to Drive OLED?

by Omid Rahmat

The tablet market showed signs of recovery in Q3’23 after several quarters of decline but not for Apple.

Huawei Strengthens its Position Against Apple

by Omid Rahmat

LG and Samsung need to accelerate MicroLED development to maintain their edge in the face of encroachments on their core display business opportunities.

The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad TV Interface

by Omid Rahmat

What happened to just wanting to watch TV and getting to do that without navigating through menu hell?

China’s Smartphone Shipments Shrink in Q3’23

by Emory Kale

Honor returned to the top market share position at 18% on shipments of 11.8 million units, benefitting from product and channel strengths.