All iPhone 8 models will use curved OLED display

iPhone 8 will have several versions, at least one of them will have OLED panel, which will be curved. This source says of The Korea Herald, which is Samsung Display.

It is this company will produce the bulk of OLED orders of Apple’s iPhone 8. The source claims that will be produced between 70 million. 100 million OLED displays. They will be the more flexible version P-OLED, which is manufactured from plastic instead of glass.

Samsung uses the same type displays on their phones Series Edge. According to the source the newspaper, iPhone 8 can use new technology to sense of touch, which can react regardless of which country the user touches the hull. He is not sure Apple will decide to use this technology, but it can give new opportunities to manage your phone and interactive features. Apple wants to make the iPhone 8 the most innovative and best smartphone ever, because it will be the 10th anniversary of the model.

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LG Display restructure their businesses to become leader in the manufacture of OLED displays

LG Display is one of the largest manufacturers of displays in the industry. This business division of the LG Display for several consecutive quarters continues to register a drop in sales. The biggest reason is the huge competition in this segment, especially in the face of Samsung. The company did not intend to put up with the situation and plan for the future to focus mainly on developing displays with OLED technology. These panels produce a growing interest among leading manufacturers.

LG’s focus on OLED displays will be important for its presence and is expected to improve the financial position of the company, reported AndroidHeadlines. The Korean manufacturer has already done serious structural changes, including the merger of five divisions: TV, OLED, IT, Mobile and AD in three new business structures. The data revealed that Huang Yong-gi will manage TV division, and Choi Hyung-Seok assume full control over Mobile Unit of the company. IT division of the LG will be led by Jeong Kyong.

All these changes are made entirely with the idea to optimize business OLED display that will find application in a variety of products from smartphones to TVs. The Korean manufacturer will invest in the construction of two new production facilities with names E5 and E6, which will cost respectively $ 856 million. And $ 1.75 billion. IT division in the future will focus entirely on the development of LCD monitors, as well as a new generation OLED display expected to find a place in the new generation of mobile devices from Apple.

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