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Industry sources say Google’s Pixel 11 will use Samsung’s M16 OLED panels, promising top brightness, color, durability, and power efficiency; with no official specifications yet, the display upgrade could make the Pixel 11 noticeably sharper if confirmed.
Apple is reportedly preparing its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Fold, featuring a 7.8-inch inner display and a larger outer screen to rival Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8. Expected upgrades include reduced crease via advanced materials (potentially sourced from Samsung), a 4:3 aspect ratio, and a 5,500 mAh battery for longer life, all supported by an iOS optimized for foldables and enhanced multitasking. Durability improvements include a tough polyimide layer and a liquid metal hinge. Camera may lack a telephoto lens, while AI features are anticipated. Priced around $2,000, the iPhone Fold aims to refine the first-gen foldable concept and push competition in the ultra-premium segment.
Apple now ships the M5 in three MacBooks: the new MacBook Neo (entry level), the MacBook Air (a middle ground between affordability and performance), and the MacBook Pro (sustained performance with better display and I/O). The Air is thinner and fanless with two Thunderbolt ports, while the 14" Pro features active cooling, a brighter mini-LED display with ProMotion, HDMI, SDXC, an extra TB4 port, and longer battery life. With pricing starting at $1,099 (13" Air) and $1,299 (15" Air) versus $1,599 for the 14" Pro, the decision hinges on whether you value sustained workloads and pro features (Pro) or lighter daily use with solid performance (Air). The three-tier approach makes the Air a balanced option rather than the default, while Neo offers the lowest-cost entry.
Rumors suggest the Galaxy S26 Ultra could add seven upgrades beyond leaked specs: a brighter M14 OLED display, faster UFS 4.1 storage, improved thermal management, an enhanced anti-reflective coating, a dedicated on-device AI processing unit, improved image processing for photos and videos, and additional launch color options.
A new rumor claims the Galaxy S26 Ultra will sport a true 10-bit screen (no FRC) on an M14 panel, plus privacy-oriented tech like Flex Magic Pixel and CoE, with next-gen Gorilla Glass; Samsung is expected to announce the device Feb. 25 with a March 11 release.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is rumored to add two display upgrades—Privacy Display to curb side viewing without dulling colors, and Gorilla Armor Glass to reduce reflections and improve durability—boosting privacy and readability ahead of a February unveiling.
The article argues that tri-fold foldables are expensive, heavy, and fragile with limited practical benefits, and that the industry is shifting toward rollable screens that expand to wider, crease-free displays, despite durability and price challenges, pointing to concepts like Huawei Mate XT and other rollable designs as the likely future of mobile displays.
The article discusses the potential of the iPhone Fold to enable thinner and brighter displays on future iPhone models like the iPhone Air 2, highlighting advancements in foldable screen technology.
At CES 2026, a new crease-free display technology for foldable iPhones was spotted, indicating advancements in foldable smartphone screens that could eliminate the visible creases typically seen in such devices.
Micro RGB TVs, a new luxury display tech featuring individually controlled red, green, and blue LED backlights for superior color accuracy and contrast, are rapidly gaining popularity at CES 2026, with Samsung and LG unveiling multiple models that boast near-perfect BT.2020 color coverage and impressive size options, marking a significant evolution in flat panel display technology.
Apple is testing ultra-thin glass to eliminate the crease in foldable iPhones, aiming to improve display quality and user experience.
Samsung is set to showcase an expanded lineup of Micro RGB TVs at CES 2026, ranging from 55 to 115 inches, featuring advanced color accuracy and brightness, aiming to set a new standard for premium home viewing, with prices likely to be high due to the technology's premium nature.
Samsung announced an expanded Micro RGB TV lineup for 2026, featuring sizes from 55 to 115 inches with advanced display technology that offers vivid colors, improved clarity, and enhanced features like AI-driven picture processing and immersive audio, aiming to set a new standard in premium home entertainment.
LG announced a new Micro RGB Evo TV to be unveiled at CES 2026, available in 75, 86, and 100-inch sizes, offering high contrast, wide color gamut, and brightness advantages over OLEDs, with prices likely higher than typical consumer TVs but potentially more affordable than Samsung's and Hisense's ultra-large models.
Next year's flagship iPhone is expected to be a foldable device called iPhone Fold, featuring a book-style fold with a 5.25-5.5 inch outer display, a 7.58-inch inner display with under-display camera, Touch ID in the side button, a durable hinge, and a high price range of $2000-$2500. The device's rear camera setup remains uncertain, and its launch is anticipated after extensive leaks and design development.