Display Technology

Smartphones with diamond glass displays coming by year end

Diamond glass will trump the benefits that even sapphire glass can offer, but it will come at a price.

Apple, Google and Microsoft invest in LG's foldable display technology

The three biggies of the tech world — Apple, Google and Microsoft — have reportedly partnered with LG for the development of fold-out display technology.

New touchscreen material to put an end to daily smartphone charging woes

British scientists have invented a new type of touchscreen material that requires very little power to illuminate, with vivid colours and high visibility in direct sunlight.

Ahead of the curve: but bendable screens still seek breakthrough

The touted arrival this year of wearable gadgets such as computer displays strapped to wrists and in wrap-around glasses is just a step towards...

The future of display technologies

TV manufacturers have shown off ultra-thin OLED TVs as concepts at trade fairs for the past several years, but they finally hit stores in some parts of the

CES 2013: Bendable displays are here; Samsung unveils Youm

While still conspicious by its absence in the market, the concept of bendable or foldable displays has been piquing the interests of enthusiasts since a

Sony, Panasonic tie up to develop OLED TV displays

Long-time Japanese rivals Sony Corp and Panasonic Corp are going to work together to develop next-generation panels called OLEDs for TVs and large displays.

Sony, Panasonic tie up to develop OLED TV displays

Long-time Japanese rivals Sony Corp and Panasonic Corp are going to work together to develop next-generation panels called OLEDs for TVs and large displays.

Senseg develops 'Feel Screen', the next step in mobile displays

We progressed from tiny monochrome displays, to colour, to high resolution, to even different types like OLED ...

Toshiba crams 2560x1600 pixels in a 6.1-inch display

Retina Display is so 2010, how about ‘Super Retina Displays’? Ok, that’s just something we made up, but Toshiba has managed something of