One of the many choices you have when buying a new smartphone is display type. There are two major technologies on the market, AMOLED (or Super AMOLED) and IPS LCD, and both have their advantages ...

Smartphone displays have come a long way from LCD screens to crisp AMOLED panels. Well, what’s the difference? Let’s find out.

Amoled, LED, IPS, LCD, TFT, PLS, LTPO, LTPS… the options are daunting! Here’s the rundown on what you need to know.

With more and more smartphones arriving with AMOLED displays, we investigate the differences, advantages and issues that surround LCD and AMOLED displays.

So which one is better for you? Taking in the majority of the pros and cons for both the displays, AMOLED panels will any day outperform an LCD panel if colour and battery consumption is a concern.

When it comes to smartphone displays, the manufacturers now mainly use two types of technology; IPS LCD and AMOLED. Each of these technologies has its pros and cons.

The IPS display has 720 x 1280 resolutions at 392 ppi with the Super AMOLED at 480 x 800. Intertek tested the screens for color accuracy using a spectrophotometer that measured color temperature ...

Various types of smartphone displays deliver different levels of performance, with some better than others. Here are some details regarding touchscreen display tech from LCD to TFT, IPS, AMOLED ...

When it comes to smartphone displays, the manufacturers now mainly use two types of technology; IPS LCD and AMOLED. Each of these technologies has its pros and cons.

If you are into PC gaming, you are already aware of the hot debate of OLED vs IPS LCD. OLED is a form of display panel that stands for Organic Light Emitting Diode, while IPS is also a form of ...

Redmi Note 10 Display Technology It is clear that the Redmi Note 10 will have a better display when compared to its predecessor -- the Redmi Note 9, which came with a 60Hz IPS LCD screen.