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Intel’s Meteor Lake Won’t Let You Turn Your Back on Your Laptop Screen

by Emory Kale

A slew of power saving features, and some high-performance graphics options should cheer up the display industry.

Hot News – Metasurfaces Can Create Pixels

by Bob Raikes

The concepts and manufacturing techniques that have enabled Moore’s Law can be applied to optics

LG Planning $756 Million Investment in webOS Content Over Next Five Years

by Emory Kale

LG is embarking on a business transformation aimed at establishing itself as a media and entertainment platform company.

Intel’s Thunderbolt 5 and Daisy Chaining 8K Monitors

by Shawnee Blackwood

Intel is open to licensing Thunderbolt 5 to non-Intel platforms but how does it compare to HDMI, DisplayPort, DisplayLink, and USB4 for multi-monitor support.

Semitransparent Eye Tracking Sensor Developed by Spanish Researchers

by Emory Kale

Quantum dots, a component of the device, were responsible for absorbing roughly 6-7% of the visible light that struck them.

Amazon Just Became a TV’s Best Friend

by Omid Rahmat

You have to hope that Amazon fired up Thursday Night Football to sell bigger, brighter TVs.

Tags:Amazon| HDR| showcase| TCL| TV Sets

Huawei Beats Samsung in Foldable Smartphones in Q2’23

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung is still the biggest brand globally and has the numbers for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 to look forward to.

Samsung vs. BOE: Patent Dispute Intensifies

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung may have gained the upper hand as ITC rules in favor of the company’s interpretation of claims.

Tags:BOE| OLED| Patents| Samsung| showcase

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

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.

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.

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