Apple could launch an iPhone with curved screen

Apple may receive a key component from cell phones made by its greatest adversary. 

One year from now's lineup of iPhones could incorporate three diverse and unmistakable variations: a "4.7-inch show, another that will be 5.5-inches and a premium handset that will be either 5.5-inches or bigger furnished with a screen bowed on the two sides," the Nikkei Asian Review reported Tuesday, refering to a source acquainted with Apple's arrangements. 

The initial two telephones would brandish the customary level screen, while the third handset would receive a bended presentation like the one utilized by Samsung for its premium telephones, for example, the Galaxy S7 Edge and the Galaxy Note 7. 

Samsung's objective behind its bended telephones is to offer wraparound land committed to symbols, applications and other substance. The S7 Edge has been a hot vender since its presentation in March. With iPhone deals hit by two quarterly decays, Apple needs to energize its lineup with additionally luring highlights, which could incorporate a bended showcase. 

The initial two telephones would accompany LCD (fluid gem show) screens, which Apple has been utilizing for its cell phones. The third would supposedly be the main iPhone to utilize an OLED (natural light-radiating diode) show, which makers, for example, Samsung select for premium handsets. OLED shows offer a few points of interest over LCD screens. They are more slender, lighter and more adaptable than LCDs. They're more power proficient, giving you all the more blast out of a solitary battery charge. Their hues are more striking; particularly detectable are darker blacks. 

In a touch of incongruity, Samsung will be the main supplier of OLED screens to Apple in 2017, as per IHS DisplaySearch, the Nikkei Asian Review reported. 

As usual, reports, for example, these must be brought with a grain of salt. In May, however, tech blog webpage Mobipicker said Apple will reveal three variations of the iPhone, refering to data from an unknown source. Be that as it may, the source stuck 2016 as the dispatch year. In July, spilled photographs purportedly of new iPhone models indicated three assortments set during the current year: a normal form, a Plus version and another Pro alternative.