Super AMOLED and Super LCD are two of the best and most popular screen technologies currently in use on phones, and are the display tech of choice for two of the most popular Android phones around ...

WOLED, QD-OLED, and AMOLED: How They Work. OLED has been around for decades, with companies from Kodak to Mitsubishi trying new takes on the technology. It wasn’t until LG debuted its OLED TVs ...

QD-OLED is a hybrid panel technology (used in the likes of Samsung's flagship S95D and the upcoming Sony Bravia 8 II), which takes the basic premise of OLED but throws in a layer of tiny quantum dots ...

OLED displays used to lag behind in brightness, usually topping out between 500 and 1,500 nits of brightness. That’s no longer the case. Thanks to the new multi-layer (tandem RGB) OLED panels ...

It upgrades to a 1080p panel with HDR support and a 120Hz refresh rate, making it the most responsive and high-res screen of the three. But, it is an LCD display rather than an OLED, which is probably ...

OLED and QLED might be such similar terms you have to squint to tell them apart, but the tech they describe are very different. Here, we'll break down what each one does, and which type of display ...

Switch 2's display is "a significant upgrade to that of its predecessor, and far closer to the crispness of the Switch OLED than I was expecting, with the added bonuses of its larger size and HDR ...