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Between 150 million and 180 million iPhones will be sold in 2021, and Samsung will provide most of the OLED screens. As reported by The Elect, Samsung Display is expected to increase its supply of OLED panels for iPhones next year. This figure is based on both the iPhone 13 and iPhone 12 shipments. Apple's OLED panel for iPhone 13 next year will be a more advanced version than the one used for iPhone 12.

iPhone 13 pro models to use Samsung LTPO Technology for 120 HZ Display

It is reported that two of the four iPhone models launching next year are based on thin-film transistors (TFT) made of low-temperature polycrystalline oxide (LPTO).

All iPhone 12 models made use of OLED panels, and Apple is expected to use OLED panels in the iPhone 13 series as well. Apple is expected to ship somewhere around 100 million iPhone 12 models in 2020. Even if LG Display and BOE orders increase, Samsung will continue to be a major supplier of display panels for Apple's iPhones. As part of the Pro lineup, Samsung is allegedly going to be the only supplier of 120Hz panels. 

Apple's upcoming iPhone 13 Pro models are expected to use Low-Temperature Polycrystalline Oxide (LPTO) Thin-Film Transistor (TFT) OLED panels. It's important to know that the 120Hz refresh rate can only be achieved with LTPO OLED. The iPad Pro models from Apple since 2017 have been equipped with support for a 120Hz refresh rate as part of their ProMotion Display. Depending on the content, it automatically adjusts the refresh rate. As with almost all high-end Android phones, Apple should introduce 120Hz refresh rates on its iPhones.
In January 2021, the global shipments of #OLEDpanels reached 53 million units, with Samsung Display capturing 85 percent of the market with 45 million units, followed by LG Display with six million units.

In the year 2020, Samsung Display held 78.3 percent of the market for iPhone OLED panels, which will drop to 65.1 percent in the following year if the new estimates from India are accurate. Meanwhile, LG Display's share will increase from 21.8 percent to 29.6 percent, and BOE's share will be 5.3 percent.
In line with the report, 584,5 million OLED panels are expected to be shipped this year, representing a 28 percent increase over 2020. Around them about 335.5 million units will be flexible OLED panels, while 249 million units will be rigid OLED panels.

In a previous report, both LG and Samsung were listed to supply the technology to Apple for the iPhone 13. Apple intends to use LTPO OLED displays for "all its iPhone models" in 2022, according to a report released by LG. LG will, however, focus on increasing its capacity this year in order to start supplying next year. It is said that the technology will reach at least two iPhone models in 2021, while display analyst Ross Young expects the iPhone 13 Pro models to adopt 120Hz-capable ProMotion displays with variable refresh rates, something that has only been available on the iPad Pro so far. A number of rumors ahead of the launch of the iPhone 12 lineup suggested the high-end iPhone 12 Pro models would feature 120Hz ProMotion displays, but later in the rumor cycle, it became clear that the battery life concerns caused this feature to be delayed until 2021. Apple could deliver a much more efficient backplane using LTPO technology, which turns on and off individual pixels on the display. Depending on how Apple uses the technology, it could pave the way for longer battery life or always-on display elements.   

 Apple’s iPhone 11 STILL Nearly As Popular As iPhone 12

It's been almost a year since Apple released it's iPhone 12, so you would expect that it might be the most searched for iPhone. The truth is this, but the difference isn't as great as you might think…

Apple's iPhone 12 continues to sell exceptionally well after almost a year on the market. It replaced Apple's exceedingly popular iPhone 11 line with Apple's first 5G iPhone.

However, we see that the iPhone 12 is only marginally more popular than the iPhone 11. Since the introduction of the iPhone 12 lineup, Apple has continued selling iPhone 11 products at a reduced price of £459.99. With a 6.1-inch display, dual lenses, and A13 Bionic chip, the iPhone 11 offers outstanding performance.

Apple iPhone popularity by Model

I decided to do some data mining on the search volumes and interest surrounding Apple's last two iPhone releases in advance of the launch of the iPhone 13 - or iPhone 12s as it might be called. More or less continuously, over the last 12 months, the iPhone 11 has enjoyed constant popularity. A huge spike in interest surrounded the launch and release of the iPhone 12, but interest has now waned significantly.

The regions where iPhone 11 is still a popular choice 

This stats shows the average of iPhone Red & iPhone Blue. From the data sets above, it is obvious that the iPhone 12 has a higher market share in most western countries - the USA, UK, most of Europe, and Australia. In September 2019, Apple announced the iPhone 11. While Apple's flagship lineup now includes the iPhone 12, 12 Pro, 12 mini, and 12 Pro Max, the iPhone 11 is still available at a lower price point starting at £459.99 this price is according to our phone’s condition.

Best design of iPhone 11

This phone has a Haptic Touch which is supported across iOS 13, but it lacks the pressure sensitivity of 3D Touch. The iPhone 11 and 11 Pro also support Haptic Touch, with Apple eliminating 3D Touch across the iPhone lineup.
Meanwhile, the iPhone 11 is more popular in countries such as Russia, South America, and the South Pacific. And the reason? Pricing is most likely to blame. Release of new iPhones by Apple – Due to this, the iPhone 12 - which replaces the iPhone 11 - has a lower price than the old one. Reducing prices, coupled with retailers and networks offering amazing deals on older phones, boosts sales and adoption, especially in developing countries. In addition, the iPhone 11 is not yet available in every region, which may explain its popularity. The iPhone 12 costs more, so why would you buy it if you cannot access 5G networks in your country?

Get cheaper deals by buying refurbished phones

I know from my sources at networks that more and more punters in the UK are opting to buy the outgoing iPhone flagship over the newer model because they cost less. In contrast, for example, you can get a much better phone, the iPhone 11 Pro Max, for a much lower price than the other iPhone models. Saving yourself hundreds of quid by getting a slightly older iPhone makes a lot of sense if you don't care about 5G, as many people do. It is undoubtedly one of Apple's best smartphones ever. There will be a long period of time between now and then. 

Best iPhone 11 contract deals 

You should be on the lookout for sweetener deals where AlphaSmartPhones offers additional products to make the contract more attractive. Among the amazing iPhone 11 deals from Alphasmartphones, you get free AirPods, wireless earbuds, wireless charger, and back case protector. Here's a widget which shows you some of the best deals that are available right now. This price-comparison site is always updated, so you will never miss a great deal.

iPhone 11 Refurbished & Used Deals UK

Apple had been selling refurbished iPhone 11 handsets for £459.99.  The device can be found on our website easily and at an affordable price.

Apple’s Refurbished iPhone Conditions & Deals
We offer a lot of deals with 6 types of conditions on refurbished and used phones. As conditions available in our store are :

1-Good Condition
2-Fair Condition
3-Very Good Condition
4-Refurbished Grade A
5-Excellent Condition

Where to buy iPhone 11
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So, people like getting as much value for money as they possibly can. This is a universal trend.