Apple with the help of Samsung and LG is reportedly exploring cost-effective ways to manufacture high-mobility oxide (HMO) backplanes for future OLED displays. A report claims that Apple is considering switching from low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LTPO), which is currently being used in its iPhone and iPad Pro models.
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