Apple supposedly has a 2nd provider of OLED screens.
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Apple supposedly picked LG Display as its 2nd provider for natural light-emitting diode (OLED) screens utilized in the upcoming iPhone XS and XS Max
Apple offered the South Korean business the thumbs-up after its OLED panels passed the iPhone maker’s quality tests, according to Reuters, which pointed out a post in the South Korea- based Electronic Times that utilized an unknown source.
The option would make Apple less reliant on Samsung, the sole source of screens for the iPhone X (which Apple is no longer selling) and its primary competitor in the smart device market.
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Neither Apple nor LG Display right away reacted to ask for remark.
In June, it was reported that LG might provide 2 million to 4 million OLED screens toApple This followed a previous report that LG was having a hard time to produce the screens and Apple was reassessing the collaboration.
The iPhone XR, the “budget” design revealed by Apple on Wednesday, utilizes an LCD screen rather of OLED.
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