Samsung has signed a deal with Apple to make 160 million OLED panels for the company's next-generation iphone, according to the Korea Herald. According to this latest report, the company has extended its manufacturing agreement and now wants samsung to provide 160 million panels. In addition to the OLED iphone 8, Apple is also reportedly introducing two iterative phones as well. The iphone 8 is expected to distance itself from the iphone 7 with a radical new all-glass design, an OLED screen between 5.2-5.8 inches, wireless charging. The iPhone 8 will likely debut in the fall with an OLED screen and Apple needs all the panels it can get for its new flagship phone.
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Apple and Samsung allegedly forge $4.3 billion deal for 5-inch iPhone OLED screens
Possibly adding to deal in 2016, a report from South Korea has emerged claiming that Apple has entered into a $4.3 billion contract with Samsung for 60 million 5-inch OLED screens potentially destined for a next-generation iphone. The latest deal is for 5-inch screens, with a larger deal for 100 million 5.5-inch screens rumored to be signed in 2016 for delivery in 2017. Neither Apple nor samsung have confirmed either the latest reports, or the three-year deal from 2016.Other than Samsung, there are several vendors of OLED panels. If accurate, Sunday's report will be the first one claiming that Apple is sourcing 5-inch OLED displays for a future iPhone. The rumored deal, originally reported by the South Korean Pulsenews service, cites sources familiar with the matter.
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