Apple has massive plans for the iPhone 17e. A new report reveals that while it would still use the same OLED panel as this year's iPhone 16e, it would get slimmer bezels compared to its predecessor.

The display of the iPhone 17e will be allegedly practically the same as the one used in the iPhone 16e, except the OLED panel in the upcoming model will apparently have thinner bezels. Like the iPhone ...

Apple's upcoming iPhone 17e is set to feature slimmer display bezels while retaining the iPhone 14–based OLED panel used in the 16e, according to a new report from The Elec. Citing supply chain ...

What’s New with the M14 OLED Panel? At the core of the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s display is the M14 OLED panel, a next-generation technology designed to deliver improved power efficiency without compromising ...

What’s happened? TCL CSOT (a subsidiary of TCL Technology) has announced a series of ground-breaking OLED display technologies which it says “set new industry standards.” These technologies could have ...

Samsung Display and China’s BOE Technology, a supplier of OLED displays used in Apple devices, have agreed to settle a patent lawsuit concerning OLED technology. “The two companies have agreed that ...

After three years of legal battles over OLED patents, Samsung Display and Beijing Oriental Electronics (BOE) have settled. According to several South Korean media outlets, including ET News and The ...

The outlook for South Korea's two major display makers—LG Display (LGD) and Samsung Display (SDC)—is strengthening as both companies move toward improved performance in the large-size OLED market ...

Apple will initially reserve its MacBook Pro OLED display upgrade to the high-end 14-inch and 16-inch models with M6 Pro and M6 Max chips, while the base 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro will continue to ...

The M6 Pro and M6 Max versions of the MacBook Pro could also be the only models to have OLED, giving consumers more reason to pay for the premium options. Apple is rumored to be working on an OLED ...

In today’s edition of the Power On newsletter, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg reported a new key detail for the launch of the redesigned MacBook Pro model, slated to launch between late 2026 and early 2027.