The iPhone 16s could well benefit from major changes to the screens of its Pro versions. That’s what we know for now. Explanations.
Samsung Display has announced that it will supply its new OLED panels based on advanced materials called M14 for the next smartphones from Google and Apple. The goal of these new materials is to improve the performance of screens in terms of brightness and durability. This could have a significant impact on the screen industry. Especially for the iPhone 16.
The iPhone 16 screen is likely to change things
According to industry sources and media etnews, Samsung Display’s new OLED panels will be integrated into the Google Pixel 9 series and the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max models. The launch is scheduled for the second half of the year. In addition, a new foldable model, the second-generation Pixel Fold, could also be announced on this occasion.
M14 OLED panels feature the use of cutting-edge organic materials, with the goal of offering better brightness and longer lifespan compared to previous generations. Samsung Display classifies its materials as M-series, and the M14 represents the most advanced iteration yet.
OLED materials, which are essential for the color quality, brightness and longevity of displays, consist of light-emitting layers and substrates. In the case of M14, companies such as Duksan Neolux, Samsung SDI and LG Chem supply key components that improve and increase light output. Such a change could mean a small revolution in iPhone screens. Especially in terms of sustainability.
