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Samsung’s new screen is the world’s first cinema display capable of providing high-quality 3D experience.

The Huawei P20 Lite is expected to have a 6.1-inch display, a set of dual cameras on its back and have Android 8.0 Oreo running straight out of the box.

The HTC U12 is expected to be HTC's next flagship Android phone and it may arrive with a Snapdragon 845 processor with 6GB of RAM

Amid the lower-than-expected sales of the iPhone X, Apple has now begun reducing its OLED panel orders.

HMD Global is reviving the Nokia Sirocco brand with the new Nokia 8 Sirocco, an upgraded version of the 2017 Nokia 8.

A leaked video may have already given Samsung fans their first look at the Galaxy S9.

RED founder and CEO Jim Jannard has confirmed that the Hydrogen One Android phone will be available through U.S. carriers "likely" this summer.

The Sony Xperia XZ Pro is also expected to be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 845 processor.

A leak may have potentially revealed Motorola's entire Moto smartphone lineup for 2018, including the Moto X5 which appears to have an iPhone X notch.

Japanese company Sharp is yearning to strike a deal with Apple over OLED panels for the latter’s upcoming iPhones.

Everything you need to know about the upcoming Samsung smartphone before release date.

Besides LG and Samsung, Sharp and Japan Displays are competing to get orders from Apple for iPhone OLED panels.

The HTC U11 EYEs, previously codenamed Harmony, is expected to be announced next week on Jan. 15.

Google has quietly bought Redux, a startup known for developing technologies that turns a mobile device's display into speakers.

Facebook Portal is intended to be a video chat device for the home, and it will have facial recognition technology.

Since YouTube will no longer be available on the Amazon Echo Show, Google and Lenovo have teamed up for an Assistant-powered Smart Display.

LG is debuting its award-winning 4K UHD projector at this week’s CES 2018.

[hold for tech editor] Acer reveals new laptop, including the Chromebook 11 for only $250.

A new report is claiming that Apple iPhone X’s display is less prone to have burn-ins than the Samsung Galaxy Note 8’s screen.

Besides Samsung, LG Display will also reportedly supply Apple with OLED panels for this year's iPhone lineup.

Thanks to Apple, Samsung is expected to keep its lead in all-screen display shipments for the remainder of the year.