New Apple Iphones Will Adopt New Oled Screen Tech May Across Line Of Apple’s

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Apple may abandon the LCD screen and switch to a higher-priced OLED display.

According to the Wall Street Journal, starting in 2020, the technology giant will give up the release of a mobile phone with a liquid crystal display - this is what has been done since the first iPhone in 2007 - and only released with an organic light-emitting diode display Phone.

Currently, Apple's only LCD-equipped product is the $749 iPhone XR, which the company says is the "best-selling iPhone" every day.
OLED displays are used in Apple's high-end lineups, including the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.

Apple first introduced the iPhone X, the 10th anniversary of the OLED screen, and the company’s new model has since been discontinued.
For the user, the OLED produces a more vivid color and a darker black on the screen than an LCD display.

However, some reports indicate that Apple has cut the production of the "budget" iPhone XR.

It told smartphone to cut about 100,000 pieces a day to reflect a reduction in demand - a 20% to 25% drop from the original forecast.
Apple is also forced to provide XR subsidies ...
... to Japanese operators to address the problem of poor sales data.

Most importantly, in a letter to investors, Apple listed the weak iPhone sales as one of the factors that decided to lower the guidance for the quarter.

Due to poor reception of the iPhone XR, Apple may now turn to more expensive OLED displays to attract more consumers.

Apple is expected to release three new phones in September, including a budget model similar to the iPhone XR, except for the dual-lens camera on the back instead of a single lens.

Other rumors say it will introduce a sequel to the iPhone XS with an improved OLED display and a device similar to the iPhone XS Max with a three-lens camera on the back.

According to a new Apple plans to put its existing screen technology on the iPhone.

In addition to the fact that the latest OLED displays will appear on all of its phones, the technology can be radically new in the iPhone. For example, future models may include bending screens or allowing them to be controlled in a completely different way.

Since its first release in 2007, LCD monitors have been the fixtures for the iPhone. Since the launch of the iPhone X last year, it has been a feature of all models.

With the iPhone X and the XS launched this year, Apple has turned to a newer OLED display that allows the screen to pass through the front of the phone. But it is now limited to those models, even the latest iPhone XR still uses Apple's old LCD monitor.

According to the company plans to fully switch to the iPhone's OLED display from 2020.

It is expected that the mobile phone will be completely redesigned that year. The new model, which is expected to be released in September this year, may be designed to be roughly the same as the current model, so the LCD display may be retained.

In recent years, liquid crystal displays have fallen out of favor because they consume more batteries than competitors' OLED technology, which also makes black richer. OLED displays can also be arranged in more unusual shapes to allow for a more complete change in the design of the phone.

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