The primary criticism surrounding the iPhone 7 is that Apple did not do enough to innovate—it feels more like an incremental update with faster hardware than a new generation handset. Apple disagrees with that notion, at least outwardly. Looking ahead, it’s now rumored that Apple…
The primary criticism surrounding the iPhone 7 is that Apple did not do enough to innovate—it feels more like an incremental update with faster hardware than a new generation handset. Apple disagrees with that notion, at least outwardly. Looking ahead, it’s now rumored that Apple will use a flexible curved organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display on one of its iPhone 8 models. People supposedly familiar with the matter toldthat Apple’s been putting in research on flexible OLED panels similar to the ones that Samsung uses in its flagship Galaxy phones, and that it had previously asked suppliers to build prototypes for evaluation. Apparently Apple was happy with they came up with, so it will go forward with plans to build and sell an iPhone model with a curved OLED panel sometime this year.
