iPhone 16’s screen will reach the “top” of technology

# **The screen of the iPhone 16 will reach the “top” of technology** ## **Next year, the iPhone 16 series will use a new OLED screen, the iPhone 15 Series will use the screen technology of the iPhone 14. ** Samsung – the main screen supplier for Apple’s iPhone is always changing the set of materials used for its components, in response to new technologies. However, for the iPhone 15, the company will reuse the same set of materials created for the iPhone 14. The OLED display material set includes the light-emitting layer, the general layers, and the main layers of the individual pixels that make up the individual pixels. so OLED screen. According to The Elec (Korea) source, Samsung Display will use a set of materials called M12 for the iPhone 15 series, which has been used by the company on its folding screen phone. M12 has previously been used on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus models using the M11 material set. Besides reusing a set of materials, Samsung is always developing new sets of materials. The report claims that the new M13 material will be used by Samsung itself and its customers (except Apple). Samsung Display is also working on M14, an Apple-specific set of materials that will be used on the iPhone 16 Series in 2024. Although the iPhone 15 will use the M12 material, there will be differences in technology. basic. The standard iPhone 15 models will use a technology with a lower technical difficulty – thin film low temperature polycrystalline silicon (LTPS) technology (TFT). Meanwhile, the iPhone 15 Pro pair will use low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO) LCD displays, a version that’s more difficult to manufacture. It is expected that Samsung will be the screen supplier for all iPhone 15 models while LG will support screen production for the iPhone 15 Pro models. BOE is also producing screens for standard iPhone models, but Samsung will not meet the quality requirements for this part because it does not meet the quality requirements.