Samsung Galaxy S10's Infinity-O display reportedly goes into production

The Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected to come with a bunch of upgrades, and one of them is believed to be its display. The Galaxy S10 is rumoured to feature an improved version of the Infinity display, called the **Infinity-O** . And now, adding a little more authenticity to this rumour, a report from Korea suggests that these new displays for the S10 have now gone into production. [caption id=“attachment_4760401” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”]  Samsung S9 Plus. Tech2.[/caption] According to a report by ETNews Samsung is already producing the Infinity-O displays in preparation of the Galaxy S10 launch next year. Samsung Display apparently finished adapting its production lines for the new Infinity-O display designs, the report notes, adding the laser equipment necessary to drill holes into OLED displays. But what’s so special about the Infinity-O display? Well, that ‘O’ in the moniker is your hint. When Apple launched the iPhone X in 2017, it introduced the notch, and then we saw almost every brand following that design language, except for Samsung. The South Korean company found a different way to further increase the display real estate on its phones, and that’s where Infinity-O steps in. The Galaxy S10’s display is expected to come with even thinner top and bottom bezels, curved edges, and a hole near the top (read: O) of the screen where the selfie camera will be placed. Besides the Samsung Galaxy S10, the Galaxy A8s, which is believed to be launched in December, is also **rumoured** to feature the new Infinity-O display. However, a leakster from China recently claimed that the Galaxy A8s’ display will be an LCD one and will be manufactured by BOE Display and not Samsung Display.