iPhone it will be released only in versions with OLED screens starting in 2018, the Apple company having very big plans for its smartphone series. The information comes from Apple's Asian partners, who suggest that starting with the iPhone 8S and/or iPhone 9, those from Apple will no longer use LCD screens at all, but only OLED.
Apple has already started developing all three iPhone models that will be launched in 2018, but considering that they are still far from launch, many of the plans can change. Apple may be forced to change its plans because its OLED screen partners may not be able to support Apple's demand for three iPhone models next year.
Apple still has problems with partners who cannot produce enough OLED screens for the iPhone 8, and in 2018 the purchase of OLED screens will be even more difficult. This is also the reason why Apple uses OLED screens only in iPhone 8 in 2017, Americans being aware that there is not enough production for their needs and sales.
iPhone – three models with OLED screens in 2018
A possible confirmation of this rumor lies in the fact that Apple wants to invest almost 3 billion dollars in an LG factory where OLED screens for the iPhone will be produced exclusively. This factory should be completed in 2018, but it is not known if it will be able to produce OLED screens for future iPhone models, so Apple should continue to use Samsung.
Samsung is also presented as the company that has the most to gain from the fact that Apple wants to launch three iPhone terminals with OLED screens in 2017. Samsung is the largest producer of OLED screens in the world, so it will also receive the several orders from the Apple company in 2017 and 2018 for screens of this type dedicated to the iPhone.
"Apple is planning to use advanced organic light-emitting diode displays in all new iPhone models launched from the second half of 2018. Apple is tentatively looking at releasing three new models next year. Apple did not respond to an email seeking comments. Apple has started to design new iPhones for release in 2018, but its plans are subject to change."
Apple postponed the implementation of OLED screens in the iPhone for several years because the technology itself was not sufficiently well prepared and the production could not cover its needs. In 2018, a compromise was reached, at least in terms of technology, because production is still below Apple's needs, but in 2018 things should change for the better for Americans.
Having said that, the three new iPhone models for 2018 are in the early stages of the final development process, so we will learn more and more information about them.
