Samsung to reintroduce flat displays to flagships with the Galaxy S10

Peter, 19 November 2018

Samsung is preparing the next generation of OLED displays dubbed M9, which will be used in the Galaxy S10. Buried at the bottom of a report of changes in chemical suppliers are details on the screens of the three variants.

Samsung will reintroduce a flat screen option with the base 5.8” model. There will be a curved 5.8” option as well (the middle phone). The top-specced version will come with a curved 6.2” display.

It's been a while: Samsung Galaxy S7 (flat) • Galaxy S7 edge (curved)

As for the material suppliers, Samsung is working with new companies for the organic chemicals for the Red, Green and Blue sub pixels. These will be used for the M9 generation and replace the M8 chemicals used in the Galaxy S9 and Note9.

Another interesting takeaway from this report is that chemicals used for the latest Apple displays go under the LT2 designation. This could account for the differences between Samsung-made AMOLEDs used in Galaxys and iPhones.

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Reader comments

NOKIA
30 Nov 2018
3Jn

take Nokia with flashlight than.

Alien
22 Nov 2018
3RM

What's the point of keeping the software if I never use the hardware? it's just a battery hog from my point of view. I mean I never use Bluetooth, NFC, Bixby, location, I don't want to use the fingerprint sensor or the iris (both are covered with ...

Anonymous
21 Nov 2018
nx1

I really hope this will be a good thing. Phones are so unbelievably boring now, almost all the are the same black slates with little to no differentiation both hardware and software wise. I hope with the flat display and flexible double screens we ca...