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High-end iPhone to have Samsung-like curved OLED display in 2017: source- Nikkei Asian Review
High-end iPhone to have Samsung-like curved OLED display in 2017: source- Nikkei Asian Review
TAIPEI -- Apple Inc. has come up with three new iPhone models for next year, including a premium handset that will sport a curved display like the one Samsung Electronics has adopted for its top-of-the-range smartphones, a source familiar with Apple's plans told the Nikkei Asian Review."There will be a 4.7-inch model, another that will be 5.5-inches and a premium handset that will be either 5.5-inches or larger equipped with a screen bent on the two sides," the source said, adding the first two will continue to have flat screens, like current Apple mobile devices.Apple's planned iPhone overhaul next year shows the growing pressure the No.
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iPhone to have a curved screen in 2017
iPhone to have a curved screen in 2017
VideoImage iPhone 7 latest leaks 1:04 The latest of the iPhone 7 rumoured leaksWHILE the upcoming iPhone 7 is expected to have some great improvements, it won't be the overhaul people are expecting.As 2017 will be the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, it is likely the iPhone 8 will be the device with the big changes.According to a report from the Nikkei Asian Review, Apple will release three new iPhones next year — including one premium model with a curved display similar to Samsung devices.
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iPhone 8 Rumors: Preparations for curved display in the works
iPhone 8 Rumors: Preparations for curved display in the works
Next year's new iPhone will feature the massive redesign that some Apple fans wanted this year, and more reports indicate that Apple's next phone – or at least one version of it – will feature a curved display just like Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge or Galaxy Note 7.Apple will, therefore, not be the first company to make handsets with curved screens, but next year's iPhone 8 is already generating plenty of excitement.News from Asia indicates that work on the next iPhones has already started, and several companies are getting ready to enter Apple's supply chain for the new handset.
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