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iPhone With MicroLED Display Reportedly on Apple's Roadmap
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Here I was getting all excited and then I saw " Digitimes " , it's Ok, it's not happening.
Apple plans to release an iPhone with a microLED display in the future, according to a report today from supply chain publication DigiTimes. This display technology would allow for higher brightness, decreased power consumption, improved contrast ratio, and other benefits compared to current iPhones with OLED displays.
The paywalled report claims the Apple Watch Ultra will be the first Apple device to switch to microLED, followed by the iPhone and iPad:With the Apple Watch Ultra not expected to use microLED until 2025, the first iPhone to adopt the technology is likely still several years away from launching. All four iPhone 15 models coming later this year are expected to stick with OLED displays.
In the meantime, Apple is still completing its transition to OLED displays. The first Apple device with an OLED display was the original Apple Watch, followed by the iPhone X, and the first iPad and Mac models with OLED displays are rumored to launch next year. The transition to microLED will likely follow a similar smaller-to-larger device trajectory.
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It does have true blacks, but I don’t know how good the color accuracy is at low brightness levels.
Blooming is with mini-LED, not micro-LED. Those are completely unrelated technologies, despite the similar names.
Yes it can turn off individual pixels.
They will get there eventually. Almost all new technologies follow this very path from being invented and too expensive/complex for a mass market to finally being profitable and easy to manufacture.
Not a new rumor, neither does it really matter if it happens whenever it happens.
I can't understand why Apple are messing about with the new gen Oled, which will clearly help Samsung.
Apple plans to release an iPhone with a microLED display in the future, according to a report today from supply chain publication DigiTimes. This display technology would allow for higher brightness, decreased power consumption, improved contrast ratio, and other benefits compared to current iPhones with OLED displays.
The paywalled report claims the Apple Watch Ultra will be the first Apple device to switch to microLED, followed by the iPhone and iPad:With the Apple Watch Ultra not expected to use microLED until 2025, the first iPhone to adopt the technology is likely still several years away from launching. All four iPhone 15 models coming later this year are expected to stick with OLED displays.
In the meantime, Apple is still completing its transition to OLED displays. The first Apple device with an OLED display was the original Apple Watch, followed by the iPhone X, and the first iPad and Mac models with OLED displays are rumored to launch next year. The transition to microLED will likely follow a similar smaller-to-larger device trajectory.
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Micro LED is the future just like the M SOC is.
It's time APPLE moved away from Samsung displays!
All the mini needs is an hour more as far as the battery is concerned & the A17 will give it that.
However the main reason I didn't buy the 13 mini, was because of the lack of pro materials, The mini should be a pro without the telephoto lens, or better still, go to 5.7/5.8" with 3 cameras and watch it fly off the shelves!
So do I on TV's when I can control the ambient light, but it lacks brightness and that is a problem on lap tops in particular, the current old lap tops from Samsung are lower leagues compared to the MacBooks Pro's Mini Led's
Oled, mini led, micro led, ips, dynamic island, usb-c, new processors... yet still gimped by ios until the end of time.
How about a real file system? How about thr ability to get rid of the flashlight and camera from lock screen without having to remove the apps altogether? How about more customizations of the home screen and ability to use landscape mode?
How about a real file system? How about thr ability to get rid of the flashlight and camera from lock screen without having to remove the apps altogether? How about more customizations of the home screen and ability to use landscape mode?
It will be a great device but people will want it to be cheap, which won’t happen.
They stopped making the original full-sized HomePod because they weren’t getting enough profit out of it, especially after having to cut the price of it. Once they solved that problem, of course they brought it back. Wouldn’t make any sense to perpetually sell a small-sized HomePod without the regular one along side it.You never know with Apple. Recently, Apple brought back the HomePod after discontinuing it... Also, the Battery Percentage Indicator and the list goes on...
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Bottomline: You just never know!
The battery percentage indicator was a stupid thing to remove in the first place, and probably took them not even 10 minutes to code for.
The iPhone mini isn’t the same as either of those two. They listened to a loud, vocal minority online who kept saying they wanted a smaller iPhone and then when they saw how poorly it sold, they stopped making new versions of it and replaced with a cheaper, larger sized iPhone which is completely understandable.
Is there a really great Mini-LED tv out there right now? I would really prefer that for my next tv, I just don’t trust OLED to last several years (in a tv). The longest I’ve kept an OLED-screen iphone is 2.5 years.
The only Micro LED tv available costs around $100K. And I’m not even sure it’s really available for purchase.
Is there really a defined roadmap in display technology? OLED was the next thing, and then Micro LED, but QD-OLED seems to have sidetracked that a bit.
iPhone with microLED will definitely take a few years to be released.