Apple is seeking a polarizer-less OLED panel using Samsung’s Color Filter on Encapsulation (COE) technology for the iPhone 18, marking the device’s 20th anniversary.
The new display is expected to be thinner, brighter, more power-efficient, and feature curves on all four sides to reduce bezels and enhance visual appeal.
Samsung has supplied OLED panels for previous iPhones, and this collaboration continues the partnership as Apple aims to improve screen-to-body ratio and user experience in its next flagship series.
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