This fall, we are expecting the release of the iPhone with the serial number 7. The entire internet has been full of speculation lately about what the new model will actually look like, what new features it will have, and what it will lack compared to previous generations (we're looking at you, 3,5mm headphone jack).one(which!), so enthusiasts and potential customers have something to "talk about". But the companies that develop mobile phones are one step further and are already working on the next generation of the iPhone, i.e. the speculated model 7S (8), which is planned for 2017. And the main role in all this is played by OLED panels that are suddenly at the center of the action.
Apple is to come out in 2017 with iPhonem, which will have first OLED panel. Some brands have been using these panels for a long time (Samsung, Nokia...) but for Apple it will be the premiere. And it is precisely with this premiere that the fact that as soon as Apple will start selling OLED iPhones, many manufacturers will start to "follow" him. And it is precisely the interest in OLED technology that is announced by all the important players in the industry.
According to the agency Bloomberg OLED panel manufacturers are preparing for a huge increase in demand, which is expected to be caused by iPhone 7S (8). For example, the company Applied Materials Inc. has seen a fourfold increase in orders for these particular display panels. In terms of numbers, that's $180 million worth of orders in the first quarter and $700 million worth of orders in the second quarter.
The same trend was then confirmed by companies such as Sharp, LG Display and Samsung, which are involved in the production of display panels. The whole process of preparation for the production of such a large number of OLED panels is very time-consuming, therefore everything is already happening now, more than a year before the actual launch of the iPhone 8 on the market. Thus, companies will not be under such production pressure. This news was mistakenly received by many websites, who see in it the possibility of deploying OLED panels in this year's range of products. However, it is too late for that, so we will have to wait until next year.
Source: 9to5mac
Today is probably a bad day. Today I can't get rid of the impression that Apple it won't present anything new to us anyway :-( .... "Some brands have been using these panels for a long time (Samsung, Nokia..) but for Apple it will be the premiere." But he could also surprise us! The memory capacity of the cheapest iPhone could be 160 GB - that would be something that no one has yet. Presumably for the same price as 16 GB costs today. Or you need to pay extra for higher RAM in all computers for a really "reasonable = adequate" price. Or would it be bad to have the biggest memory in the most expensive phone or notebook against the competition? That she would be of no use? But you go!
Sorry, I'm going down again.
Hope Apple implements good calibrated panels because what Nokia was putting in their phones was so terrible it's no wonder they had to go bankrupt…
Aperture: it is quite possible that only now are manufacturers able to AppThere is nothing to be sad about if you can sell such a large quantity in the required quality on ROM. On the contrary, the competition has no way to lift it, but Apple yes and it is still enough for them along with other elements.
Nitro.doubt: Samsung already had an OLED that was several orders of magnitude better than Nokia at the time
It is quite fundamental that it will be a panel with lower energy consumption than IPS.. this could bring better endurance while maintaining the meaningless "thinness" of the phone..