Apple replaces the displays in the new iPhone with LCD to OLED

It has long been rumored that Apple is planning to replace the LCD-display of the iPhone more OLED-panels. So whether it really is and what would happen if kupertinovtsy will go to such a move?

In November, Bloomberg reported that Foxconn is building a new factory, whose products will be designed exclusively for Apple. But then quickly changed the headline to disown such a statement. However, as is usually the case, the information remains on the network and now sources claim that this plant will be engaged in OLED-displays for Apple.

However, this information has not been confirmed officially. Even if it is true and Foxconn really started manufacturing OLED-panels for Apple's, there is no reason to believe that the new iPhone will indeed be such screens. Screens of this type to be used in Apple Watch and now their main supplier is LG. Perhaps kupertinovtsy just decided to diversify supplies.

Although OLED technology has a number of advantages over LCD, production of the first more expensive and the company's management would hardly have made such a dramatic transition without a thorough analysis of the situation.

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