Year Future Apple will Use OLED screen on the iPhone and iPad?

OLED display technology is currently only used by a few smartphone vendors. However, the technology seems to have received more attention from other vendors, including Apple, which is rumored to be tested using OLED screens to replace LCD display technology currently used in various products. Rumors of the planned use of OLED screens for Apple's upcoming product was revealed by one of the executives IHS, the market research company that is quite famous. According to Kevin Wang, Technology Research Director at IHS, Apple is currently considering to use OLED panels on its products to be released in 2016. Wang did not specify what products Apple will use the OLED panel but most likely he was referring to a smartphone (iPhone) or tablet (iPad). Wang also said that the OLED panel that will be used most likely not the AMOLED panels from Samsung. Although not mentioned, but to date there are few vendors known OLED display panels in the market, one of which is LG Display. LG Display has been supplying panels for iPhone 6 as well as providing P-OLED screens for Apple Watch so it can be considered as one of the biggest candidate. In addition to LG Display, other vendors OLED panel is JOLED, a company that had reportedly produced a 9.7-inch OLED screen. There is also another newspaper which revealed that Foxconn has invested 2.6 billion dollars to build a plant that was mentioned screens can make OLED panels to Apple at the end of 2015. Wang also confirmed the rumor that Huawei will install on the smartphone OLED panel makes. Xiaomi mentioned also will start selling a device that uses an OLED display.