It’s not a secret that Apple is planning to move from LCD to OLED tech for iPhone displays sometime in the future, and while several pundits claimed that the transition could take place in 2017, analyst firm UBI Research believes this might actually happen one year later.
But it turns out there’s more. The switch OLED will indeed be made by Apple sometime in the next couple of years, but it appears that the company is only planning it for certain models, so others will continue to feature the current (and old) LCD displays for a little longer.
Cited by Korea Herald, UBI Research President Lee Choong-hoon says he expects Apple’s first OLED iPhone to launch in 2018, one year later than the most recent estimates suggest. Furthermore, he forecasts that OLED models “would make up to 30 percent of 100 million units of total iPhone shipments,” which means that a different version will cont… (read more)
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