Apple is said to be producing a 5.4-inch iPhone 12 that will go on sale this year, according to reports. And now DigiTimes reports that Chinese company BOE will be tasked with producing the OLED screens that will be part of its construction.

Apple is said to be offering Samsung some other options including using the company for the production of OLED panels to be used in “tablets and notebooks” according to a new report.

Apple Watch series 5 OLED display might be sourced from Japan Display according to a new report. Here are all the details on it.

2019 will see all three iPhone models to come with OLED display panels according to a new report. Here are the details.

Apple is secretly developing its own MicroLED displays for future iPhone and Apple Watch devices in order to reduce its reliance for screens from Samsung and LG.

Samsung Galaxy S9 Vs Apple iPhone X OLED display war has been won by Samsung after DisplayMate ranked its latest flagship having the best display to be ever put on a smartphone, beating the previous best on Apple’s iPhone X.

Here’s how you can get Samsung’s always-on display on your iPhone X, and that too without any jailbreak required.

The iPhone X PWM flicker display issue may be causing iPhone X users to experience headaches and eyestrain. Here are the details.

According to a new report, Chinese smartphone makers are looking to source mini-LED display panels for 2018 as Apple is likely to control major supply of OLED displays for its 2018 iPhone lineup.

According to new report, LG and not Samsung is all set to supply Apple with OLED displays to be used in 2018 6.5-inch iPhone X Plus.

The iPhone X has the Galaxy Note 8 and S7 Edge beat in the OLED display burn-in test. Here is everything you need to know.

The world is only just starting to get to grips with 4K displays and content, with the former arguably having taken a much better hold in the marketplace than the latter. 4K TVs and computer monitors are commonplace right now, but having content that you can view on them is more difficult to come by. That is not stopping the folks at LG from forging on, though, and the company has taken the wraps off of its brand new 88-inch 8K OLED display for the first time.