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RumourModo: Will The Note 3 Have A Flexible AMOLED Screen?
Samsung’s only just announced the Galaxy S4, which means it’s time for the rumour mill to point towards Samsung’s next phone. The latest suggestion is that the Note 3 will sport a flexible AMOLED display.
LG’s 55-Inch OLED TV $10,000 In Australia?
It’s been a challenging week for LG’s TV business. Good Gear Guide claims to have “sighted” advertising materials that suggest the gorgeous 55-inch EM9600 OLED TV we saw at CES will hit Australia in October for a cool $10,000 (up from $8,000 in the US). No wonder it’ll supposedly be marketed as the ‘Rolex of TVs’. Then days later, it emerged that the secret OLED tech behind both LG’s and Samsung’s next-gen TVs has allegedly been stolen and leaked to Chinese and Taiwanese competitors.
‘Youm’ Is The Official Name Of Samsung’s Bendy, Delicious Screens
LCD manufacturers sure do love their acronyms. Samsung in particular went trademark crazy late this March, registering “WAMOLED”, “FAMOLED”, “PAMOLED” and “TAMOLED” with the US Patents Office. These were accompanied by a filing for “Youm”, which, going by the company’s website, will be the official branding for its super-flexible AMOLED technology.
Motorola’s Latest Phone Has The First Ever qHD Super AMOLED Screen
Google Nexus Prime With Super AMOLED HD Display In October?
If all the smartphone rumours currently swirling around do pan out, October’s going to be a heck of a month for smartphone buyers. The latest rumour doing the rounds? Google’s next official Android phone will come with the snazziest of snazzy screens.
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Super AMOLED Screen’d Samsung Galaxy Tab Shown Off
Reports of the original, TFT-LCD Galaxy Tab soon being superseded are correct – Samsung has released the first image of the Super AMOLED-sporting tablet. It’s the same size, at seven inches, and has a slightly increased 1200×600 resolution. [OLED-Display]
