Boe already works on OLED screens for the new Apple iPhones

BOE is one of the main Chinese manufacturers of displays, this company is working on display models based on the technology of organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), which would be used in future generations of iPhone.

BOE would be the supplier of the OLED screens of the future iPhone

BOE is a company based in Sichuan province, it is the largest producer of large liquid crystal displays worldwide. BOE currently supplies LCD screens to Apple for its iPad and MacBook ranges, so it is not surprising that it was chosen by those from Cupertino to bring the screens of their new iPhone to life. Currently, Apple uses Samsung's OLED technology with its iPhone X, its flagship terminal that exceeds 1000 euros in price.

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The use of OLED panels of Chinese origin could lower costs for Apple, an important measure in order to use this technology in all its new iPhone models, and not only in the top of the range. Samsung and LG are the undisputed leaders in OLED technology, although Chinese manufacturers have put the batteries and are able to offer panels with excellent quality.

BOE wants to launch mass production of its OLED displays by 2020, in an attempt to challenge rival companies in South Korea and Japan, which currently have a monopoly on this popular display technology. This would also open the doors for us to see cheaper Android terminals with these screens based on OLED technology.

OLED panels are characterized by greater energy efficiency, in addition to being able to offer true blacks by being able to turn off their pixels individually.

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