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by Bob Raikes
What They Say A semiconductor market analyst on the Seeking Alpha website has said that Apple is testing Diamond-like Coatings (DLC) as a possible enhancement to Gorilla Glass Victus (the 7th generation of Gorilla …
Tags:Apple| Corning| Glass| Smartphones
by Bob Raikes
Earlier this week, I was corresponding with Ross Young about the release of his firm’s latest forecast on the foldable smartphone market (more than $100 billion by 2025) and he commented on the excitement …
Tags:Apple| Flexible Displays| Foldable Devices| Forecasts| Glass| Market Data| Samsung| Smartphones
by Samuel Sheng
The first, and most striking, thing any consumer notices about a smartphone is the display. How bright? How sharp? How big? In many ways, trends in smartphone design can be directly linked to the …
Tags:Flexible Displays| Foldable Devices| Glass| Smartphones| Variable Frame Rate (VRR)
by Artem Alekseenko
Corning Incorporated introduced its latest breakthrough in glass technology, Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus™. Built on more than a decade-long legacy of delivering tough glasses for smartphones, laptops, tablets, and wearables, Gorilla Glass Victus provides …
Tags:Corning| Glass| Samsung
by Artem Alekseenko
Abrisa Technologies, a US based manufacturing company, stocks a broad selection of thin and ultra-thin aluminosilicate and borosilicate-based glass substrates ready to be fabricated to customer specified size and shape. Ultra-thin glass optical coatings …
Tags:Glass
by Ken Werner
Now that consumer electronics companies have decided the world is hungry for smartphones that fold, display makers have developed an equal appetite for ultra-thin glass (UTG). Since it is glass, UTG has admirable optical …
Tags:Corning| Flexible Displays| Glass| Materials
by Sweta Dash
The mature smartphone market has been experiencing declining growth rates for the last three years. The year 2020 was previously expected to be a recovery year with positive growth rate. However, supply chain disruptions, …
Tags:AMOLED| Covid-19| Flexible Displays| Foldable Devices| Glass| Samsung| Smartphone Market| Smartphones
by Arthur Berman
A consortium German companies has established the KODOS project. The acronym stands for “Konfektionierter Dünnglas-Verbund für optoelektronische Systeme” or “Thin Glass Composites for Optoelectronic Systems.” The aim of the consortium is to be able …
Tags:Europe| Flexible Displays| Glass| R&D (Research & Development)
by Sweta Dash
Samsung Electronics re-launched its Galaxy Fold smartphone at IFA 2019 in September. Other brands have also joined in to introduce many different design concepts of foldable smartphones with OLED display in different sizes and …
Tags:Flexible Displays| Glass| Huawei| Samsung| Smartphones
by Norbert Hildebrand
It has been a few years since Corning announced a new glass type for the display industry, This is changing this year with the announcement of Astra, a new glass type for the LCD …
Tags:Backplanes| Corning| Glass| Materials| Oxide TFTs
by Ken Werner
Nanosys, the manufacturer or licensor of essentially all of the quantum dots in commercial usetoday, has long had a roadmap of quantum dot display architectures, each of which require particular developments in quantum dot …
Tags:Glass| Nanosys| Quantum Dots| Samsung
by Chris Chinnock
Edgehog is a Montreal-based start-up that has developed a better mousetrap – i.e. a better anti-reflection technology that is robust and offers low reflectance over wide viewing angles and over the full visible spectrum. …
Tags:Anti Glare| Glass
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