OLED screens produce exceptionally rich colors and deep blacks, due to the self-lit nature of each pixel. However, OLEDs come with one major drawback: screen burn-in, which is when an OLED TV’s ...

Apple's support page for the OLED screen iPhones touts that they've been designed to reduce the effects of OLED burn-in, even as it acknowledges that burn-in can occur in "extreme cases." ...

Burn-in is a conundrum on practically most TV sets but rears its ugly head arguably the most on OLED panels due to pixel degradation which can be caused by leaving a static image on the screen for ...

This isn't the only approach, though: some OLED TVs already could detect logos that have been on screen for a long time, and adjust brightness to help avoid burn-in – but for the whole screen ...

If the same image is shown on an OLED screen for a long period of time, burn-in effects may set in. This goes for TVs, monitors, and smartphones. It took the iPhone X 510 hours of continuously ...

LG plans to launch its brightest-ever OLED screen later this year ... proposed using the tandem system to increase resistance to burn-in – one of the primary drawbacks of OLED panels.

So the screen needs to last for years and years, and needs to not suffer from significant burn in during that time. So apparently Apple is looking for OLED screens that will handle all of this ...

Driving those dots harder will make them age faster, and an imbalance of that ageing across colours causes long-term OLED screen burn-in, once a major issue. LCD TV manufacturers don't face the ...