Wednesday, 17 February 2021

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Samsung has swung around on its prior investment in organic light-emitting diodes, or OLEDs, the screens typically produced for smartphone and tablet use. Samsung, as an important manufacturer for such devices, has been invested in the development of OLEDs for quite some time, but now the company is seeking a different take on their phones and other electronics, following the decline in sales of the iPhone X.

Apple, Samsung’s long-time rivals, have experienced slow sales since their release of the iPhone X. As Samsung’s design capacity for OLEDs is strong, the company expected a high demand from their opposition in order to remain competitive within the electronics industry. The underwhelming iPhone X sales since the phone’s release have now got Samsung questioning: where to next?

https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/47980518-tommclaughlin/5129512-samsung-expected-to-cut-oled-investment

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