iPhone SE 4 rumored to finally ditch LCD for OLED in early 2025
Rumors of an iPhone SE 4 with an OLED screen are continuing to gain pace, with Apple reportedly ceasing supplies of LCD panels.
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Malcolm Owen
Chinese display maker CSOT wants to make screens for iPad, MacBook
China-based display manufacturer CSOT is looking to enter Apple's LCD supply chain for iPad and MacBook screen orders, according to a new report.
Mike Peterson
LG has reportedly halted LCD production for iPhone
According to a new industry report, long-time Apple supplier LG will no longer supply LCDs for the iPhone SE, though it still supplies OLED for the iPhone 12 lineup.
Wesley Hilliard
Foxconn to produce Google server components at troubled Wisconsin plant
Foxconn has landed a contract to produce key server components for Google at its beleaguered Wisconsin plant, according to a new report.
State report says Foxconn's Wisconsin plant 'more of a showcase' than a factory
A Wisconsin state report on Foxconn's troubled factory concluded that the project shows no sign of actual LCD manufacturing, and likely never will.
Japan Display reportedly selling Apple-funded LCD factory to Sharp
Japan Display is reportedly finalizing a plan to sell its primary LCD production facility to Sharp in an attempt to ease its debts to Apple.
What you don't get with the new iPhone SE
Apple's new low-cost 2020 iPhone SE second generation is a remarkably good value for all it gives you. But, to get to that $399 price point, you forego many key features that distinguish the iPhone range.
William Gallagher
Japan Display raises $200 million from customer believed to be Apple
Beleaguered screen manufacturer Japan Display has raised more funding by selling LCD equipment to a customer sources say is long-term customer and benefactor Apple.
Apple screen supplier Japan Display fires executive for $5.3M embezzlement
Beleaguered iPhone screen supplier Japan Display has admitted it fired an accounting executive last year for embezzling company funds, with the individual managing to siphon off about $5.3 million from the firm's accounts over a four-year period.
Roger Fingas
Mike Wuerthele
