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Foldable Smartphones Fired up by Samsung’s Earlier Launch

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung Display took back the crown as the top supplier of foldable panels, grabbing a 53% share compared to BOE’s 27%.

Olympics Break Viewing Records but What Does That Mean for Television

by Omid Rahmat

This year’s viewing numbers were a healthy uptick from the dismal Tokyo coverage.

Tablet Market is Feeling Pretty, Pretty Good

by Joseph Bryans

However, Apple’s growth was negatively impacted in China due to competition from Huawei and Xiaomi.

Samsung’s Display Businesses Thrive Despite Competitive Squeeze on Profits

by Emory Kale

Samsung Display Corporation (SDC) posted KRW 7.65 trillion ($5.6 billion) in revenue and KRW 1.01 trillion ($736 million) in operating profit for the second quarter.

Tags:DDI| financials| OLED| Samsung| Smartphones

Where Next for Korea’s Display Industry

by Omid Rahmat

The existential crisis is real. There isn’t much of a moat left around Korea’s display industry.

Xiaomi’s Time is Coming

by Omid Rahmat

The rise of the usurpers changes the dynamic of the display industry.

Former Samsung Display Engineer Sentenced to Six Years for Leaking OLED Technology to China

by Joseph Bryans

Five accomplices, including three Samsung employees and two friends, were also indicted.

Tags:Korea| Samsung| showcase

LG’s WOLED Monitors More Cost-Effective for Samsung

by Emory Kale

Even if the supply agreement is reached, Samsung Electronics will need to wait until at least the first half of next year to begin mass production of W-OLED monitors.

Tags:LG Display| Monitor| QD OLEDs| Samsung| WOLED

MicroLED TVs Going Nowhere

by Omid Rahmat

Can MicroLED create a technology moat around Samsung’s TV business?

Tags:MicroLED| Samsung| showcase| TV market

Flip or Fold: Samsung Goes Both Ways

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung unpacking of its new Z Flip 6 and the Z Fold 6 keeps the company on track in the foldables business.

Tags:Foldable Devices| Samsung| Smartphones

OLED Mobile Demand Rebounds While TV Oversupply Looms

by Shawnee Blackwood

By 2028, TV demand will likely represent only 39% of the total OLED area, while demand for IT-related applications such as monitors, notebooks, and tablets will rise to 21%.

Fourth of July Pricing Firworks on QLED TVs

by Shawnee Blackwood

Will Korea’s TV giants get into a pricing war with Hisense and TCL.