Supply chain report says OLED is next for iPad, but foldables don't have a concrete timeline
A supply chain report confirms that OLED is coming to iPad in 2024, but Apple's plans for a foldable remain in flux with no known release window.
OLED
Wesley Hilliard
Deeply questionable rumor claims 14.1-inch iPad Pro arriving in 2024
A serial leaker has shared ludicrous rumors about Apple's 2024 lineup of iPad Pro models, but the claims include highly doubtful specs, such as a 14.1-inch model with a 3,000-nit screen.
Malcolm Owen
Apple's entire OLED iPad plan may have just been leaked
A new report says that single-stack OLED screens will come to the iPad Air, an 8.7-inch iPad mini in 2026, plus a new 12.9-inch iPad Air in 2027.
William Gallagher
Samsung OLED material switch could make iPhone 18 battery last longer
The display in iPhone 18 models could be more power-efficient, with Samsung planning to add blue phosphorescent material to increase light production.
LG Display to start making OLED iPad Pro screens in February 2024
Apple supply chain partner LG Display will start producing OLED panels for the iPad Pro from February, earlier than expected for launch early in 2024, and costing Apple three times compared to the iPhone equivalents.
Apple prepares 12.9-inch iPad Air for early 2024 launch
Apple's 2024 updates to its iPad lineup will include a new model of iPad Air, claims a prominent Apple analyst, with a new 12.9-inch variant supposedly on the way.
Supply chain: OLED iPad Pro display production begins in February
The iPad Pro is expected to move to OLED in 2024, and a new supply chain report says production begins in February.
OLED iPad Pro could kill off mini LED models in 2024
A report about the display industry claims that the 12.9-inch iPad Pro with mini LED is likely to get killed off if OLED versions arrive in 2024.
OLED for MacBook Air in 2027, iMac in 2028 claims dubious rumor
A questionable schedule claims Apple will be introducing an OLED MacBook Air in 2027, as part of an overarching upgrade of displays to the technology.
Andrew Orr
