Apple's Foldable iPhone Might Launch in 2026 as Samsung Solves Crease Issue

Apple's Foldable iPhone Might Launch in 2026 as Samsung Solves Crease Issue

Apple's foldable iPhone is reportedly on track to launch in the second half of 2026, sporting OLED panels supplied by Samsung Display, which is said to have minimised the display crease. The Cupertino giant's entry into the foldable market will likely carry a premium price. Apple's foldable phone will compete with established foldable makers like Samsung, Oppo, and Huawei.

Apple 'breaks the rules' and chooses Samsung Display to exclusively supply OLED screens for foldable iPhones.

Foldable iPhone will have an invisible display crease thanks to Samsung

Samsung Display has an exclusive contract with Apple to supply OLED panels with a virtually invisible screen crease for a foldable iPhone.

Apple has decided: its future foldable iPhone will integrate exclusively OLED screens provided by Samsung Display. The information, revealed by Business Korea, marks a significant change in the usual strategy of the company of Cupertino, which usually favours several providers to diversify the risks and maintain its costs under control. This time, Apple has been betting on [...] Read more... Follow iPhoneAddict.fr on Facebook, and follow us on T…

Report Claims Only Samsung Can Reduce The Crease In IPhone Fold

The primary reason Apple’s foldable iPhone has yet to debut is the company’s disappointment with the prominent crease observable in multiple generations of competitor devices. Earlier this year, it was suggested that Samsung had successfully addressed this issue to Apple’s satisfaction. A new report supports this, indicating that the other display partners for Apple have yet to reach similar advancements. The Visible Crease Issue One of the majo…

Foldable iPhone Set to Use Exclusively Samsung OLED Panels

Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone (aka "iPhone Fold") will use OLED panels exclusively supplied by Samsung Display, reports Business Korea. Apple's decision to rely exclusively on Samsung Display is noteworthy, as it marks a departure from Apple's usual strategy of sourcing components from multiple suppliers to reduce costs and ensure consistent quality. Apple's decision to use Samsung as the sole supplier of the OLED panels, leaving out LG Displ…