With the latest patent applications made by Apple, Apple Car screen features have started to emerge.
Surprising feature from Apple: Screen invisible to the naked eye!
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With the latest patent applications made by Apple, Apple Car screen features have started to emerge.
Samsung Electronics has announced that its Samsung Display division plans to invest 4.1 trillion won ($3.14 billion) in OLED display production by 2026. The resource planned to be used in Asan, South Korea …
Information about Apple’s electric car project, which turns into a snake story, continues to come. After the news that the team was restructured, there has now been a development for the in-car information screen. Different screen inside the vehicle…
Motorola, which has a presence in the smartphone market under the umbrella of Lenovo, introduced its new flagship phone, Motorola Edge 40 Pro. What does the model that stands out with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 165Hz refresh rate and price offer? Here is Motorola…
Asus introduced its Steam Deck rival portable game console. So what are the Asus ROG Ally features? Here are the details…
Samsung’s foldable smartphone range will only get bigger this year with the addition of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. In this generation, Samsung aims to offer a more complete structure by making significant changes in both design and technical terms.
An interesting claim has been made about the new screens that Apple will use in the new iPad Pro models that will be released in the coming months.
Lamborghini has officially introduced its brand new car, Revuelto. Launched as a 2024 model, the car has a hybrid system combined with a unique V12 engine. The price of the vehicle has not been clarified yet, but we have an estimate that will hurt you.
The patent for the foldable iPhone, which Apple has not yet officially announced, says that the device may come with a special system.
An important move came from Apple, which is expected to introduce the new foldable screen phone model soon.
