Apple is likely to produce displays for the Apple Watch and the iPhone

Apple’s efforts to reduce dependence on other manufacturers continue. In a new report, Bloomberg says that this company wants to take over the development of displays for iPhone and Apple. Cupertinos apparently for the first time of this exclusive MicroLED display in years 2024 on the Apple Watch Ultra will use

to report BloombergApple currently cooperates with companies such as Samsung and LG to supply its displays. But the managers of this company have decided to become self-sufficient in this field. Of course, this project can cause heavy losses for Apple’s partners.

Today’s report says Apple’s current focus is not on in-house production of computer displays. The company will first equip its most powerful Apple Watch with a dedicated MicroLED display in 2024. Then share this screen to other devices including Iphone will bring

Apple displays will be better than current models

Apple’s dedicated screens for the company’s smart watch will be brighter, with more vivid colors and a higher display angle compared to the current generation. According to those who have seen the samples of these screens, Apple panels show the contents as if these contents were placed in a layer on the glass.

This project is guided byWei Chen“, goes the director of Apple’s display technologies group. This group is one of the subcategories of the hardware technologies unit under the direction of “Johny Saroji”. Apple had planned to start migrating to MicroLED much earlier, but the program was delayed due to high costs and technical challenges, according to Bloomberg. Now there is a possibility that the timing of 2024 will also be the year 2025 be postponed

Of course, the Cupertinos will still depend on foreign suppliers for the mass production of these screens, but they will completely undertake the design of the screens and the production process themselves. We told you earlier that Apple probably plans to produce Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 5G modem chips by itself so as not to depend on Broadcom and Intel.