Analysts have previously predicted that Apple’s iPhone 14 series smartphones, which will be launched this fall, will be officially released on the second Tuesday of September, which is September 13, and will begin mass production in August. And as the release time approaches, news about the new iPhone 14 series is emerging, with a plethora of news on configuration, design, pricing, parts availability and more.
A foreign media in the latest report mentioned that the iPhone panel supplier LG display, in this year will continue to supply OLED panels for the iPhone 14 series, but they will only supply for two of them, that is, iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
As the largest OLED panel supplier for Apple iPhone so far, Samsung Display will supply OLED panels for the entire iPhone 14 series this year, and their supply will be larger.
In addition to Samsung Display and LG Display, foreign media said that BOE, which was previously discovered by Apple for changing the design of OLED panels supplied for iPhone 13, will still supply some OLED panels for the iPhone 14 series for the standard version of iPhone 14.
Last month there was a foreign media in the report mentioned that Apple iPhone 14 series smartphones need 90 million OLED panels in this year, Samsung Display will supply 60 million of them, LG Display supply 25 million, BOE will supply the remaining 5 million.
