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Samsung apparently wants to answer to everybody"s dream gadget. Over time, it has reversed its designs and features to suit the trend and keep the customers happy.   However, things have gone sour after the launch of the Samsung S9 as customers are complaining about their screens. It"s just a few weeks after the launch, but that"s not what is more overwhelming. The mobile phone retail price in New Zealand is over $1100!  The spec had undergone a camera tweak and a stylish super-slow-motion video. These features could set the bar for the Samsung S9 to set the bar for other Android phones for 2018. Nevertheless, it"s not as fantastic after all. The Daily Mail reports that official forums are flooded with complaints about "dead spots" on the screen. Some of the complaints read: "Does anyone else have issues with the Galaxy S9 touchscreen? I"ve got a few dead spots on the bottom half of my screen." "Getting a replacement phone shipped but d...

Apple is now designing and making its own screens for the first time reports Bloomberg . The displays are being manufactured in a “secret” facility close to their California headquarters. Bloomberg says Apple is making a huge interest in the improvement of cutting edge MicroLED screens. MicroLED screens utilise diverse light-emitting compounds than the present OLED screens and guarantee to make future devices slimmer, brighter and power efficient. The screens are much harder to deliver than OLED shows, and the iPhone maker nearly executed the task sometime over the course of the previous year according to sources. They now say they believe that the technology has now reached an advanced stage of development and would soon be a reality if it all goes well. But as with such innovations, we (consumers) might have to wait a bit longer to lay hands on it. Apple like other smartphone makers rely on third party manufacturers to successfully make a phone and by gradually investing i...