Rumors about the iPhone 8 remain strong, especially in terms of specifications and hardware. This time we focus again on its screen, and it is that everything indicates that we will see three models of Apple's flagship, the two that touch, the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus, and a third in discord whose name is unknown and that It would have some renewed features and new functions that Apple wants to gradually implement in the future. We talked, how could it be otherwise, about OLED technology on screens, which would definitely come to the iPhone in 2017.
According to the Asian medium Korea Herald, Samsung would have committed to Apple to manufacture around 160 million OLED screens for the future iPhone 8 that would arrive as an important novelty, leaving behind the mythical LCD panel that until now has been using in all its devices except for example the Apple Watch or the TouchBar now present in the MacBook Pro models that are currently available on the market. These have undoubtedly been the first two means of testing this type of panel and screen technology by the Cupertino company.
It is not a new relationship between Apple and Samsung in this regard, and it is that the South Korean company not only manufactures OLED panels, in fact is the leading manufacturer of iPhone LCD screens, as well as the manufacturer of all the screens available on the Apple Watch. It seems a necessary leap in terms of panel quality, especially in terms of consumption and autonomy. As we well know, OLED technology, by not having a backlight, allows only those pixels that are in operation to work. In short, one more rumor that points to OLED technology on the iPhone.