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The summer of foldables may be over before we even see a release from Android’s third-best brand, OnePlus. The company is reportedly delaying its folding smartphone debut due to dissatisfaction with its current display supplier. But the good news is that this might mean an upgrade for the folding display on the OnePlus Open.

As we previously reported, Perrigo Companys subsidiary HRA Pharma submitted an application to the Food and Drug Administration in the summer of 2022 to switch an existing prescription-only...

Global 3D Displays Market to Reach $16.4 Billion by 2027Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the global market for 3D Displays estimated at US$10.2 Billion in the...

Touch module maker TPK has disclosed plans to form a joint venture with HD Renewable Energy (HDRE) to develop and produce energy storage systems and charging piles for electric vehicles (EVs). The joint venture aims to capitalize on Taiwans emerging energy storage business opportunities and the booming EV charging pile market worldwide.

Driven by the expectation of rising prices, LCD TV panels have maintained a healthy inventory. The stable stock demand has pushed up price quotes in June, which continue to rise. As for IT panels, LCD monitor panel price increases have been expanding ever since a partial price increase began back in April. Its expected that there will be more price increases in June. Meanwhile, notebook panel prices have remained unchanged.

Touch module maker TPK will expand its product development efforts to include automotive LiDAR products in 2023, having diversified its portfolios to incorporate 3D printing, cholesterol liquid crystal-based e-paper solutions, energy storage devices and other applications.

The global LCD panel industry will likely see its output value continue to decline in 2023 after suffering a setback in the previous year when the industrys capacity utilization fell sharply due to the impacts of the pandemic, war and rising inflation, according to industry sources.

Samsung Display (SDC) has disclosed plans to invest KRW4.1 trillion (US$3.1 billion) in building 8.6G IT-use OLED panel production lines by 2026, but tight supply of the core evaporation equipment and exorbitant quotes from the main supplier Canon Tokki may slow down the progress of the investment project, according to Korean media reports.

Samsung Display (SDC) will, for the first time ever, supply main automotive displays to Hyundai Motor, which is expected to further deepen the future vehicle alliance between Samsung Electronics and Hyundai and extend their cooperation into the vehicle electrification and intelligence field, according to Korean media reports.

Innolux will accelerate its diversified deployment strategy and prioritize its investments in upgrading existing product lines and developing others for non-panel applications to avoid being caught in the volatile business cycle of the display industry.