City
Epaper

Apple iPhone SE 4 may feature OLED panel from Chinese supplier

By IANS | Updated: March 7, 2023 09:50 IST

San Francisco, March 7 Tech giant Apple will use OLED panels from Chinese display supplier BOE in its ...

Open in App

San Francisco, March 7 Tech giant Apple will use OLED panels from Chinese display supplier BOE in its upcoming fourth-generation iPhone SE smartphone models, the media reported.

Due to production problems, BOE missed the initial number of OLED panels intended for this year's iPhone 15 series, with Samsung and LG claiming the majority of orders, reports MacRumors.

Now it is likely trying to make up for it by concentrating on making OLED panels for the budget-friendly iPhone SE 4.

Around 20 million OLED screens are anticipated to be used in the iPhone SE 4 next year.

Last month, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that the tech giant has restarted development of the iPhone SE 4 smartphone, which will feature a 6.1-inch OLED display and an in-house 5G baseband chip.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Barrel of oil equivalentappleSupport companyApple educationApple app storesStoreApple india store onlineIhhaApple inc.E-heli serviceKnowledge plus inc
Open in App

Related Stories

Health5 Foods to Add to Your Plate to Stay Super Healthy

TechnologyApple Bans 135,000 Apps From App Store Over Missing Trader Information

NationalGovernment Takes Action, Bans Several VPN Apps from Google Play Store and Apple App Store

TechnologyiOS 18.2: Apple Rolls Out 10 New Features in Latest Software Update

HealthApple Consumption on an Empty Stomach: Why It Can Be Harmful for Some People

Technology Realted Stories

Technology‘WAVES 2025’ brings spotlight on India’s vibrant media and entertainment sector

TechnologyApple logs highest-ever shipment volume in India at 29 pc growth in March quarter

Technology75 pc of Indian businesses localise data as AI becomes core to strategy: Report

TechnologyPunjab starts first-of-its-kind B.Tech programme

TechnologyDynamic curriculum, continuous evolution of training modules key to stay relevant: Jitendra Singh