Apple's monitor supplier may lose a huge iPhone 14 order when it's said to be stuck in an escalation

Chinese display maker Beijing Oriental Electronics (BOE) could lose 30 million display orders for the upcoming iPhone 14 because it is said to have changed the iPhone 13 display design to increase performance or produce innocent products. report the elec (via 9-5Mac).

Apple commissioned the BOE In manufacturing iPhone 13 monitors last October, a short-term contract that ended earlier this month when it was reported that Apple received a BOE to change the width of the iPhone 13 monitor’s thin-film transistor circuit without the knowledge of Manzana. (Did they really think Apple wouldn’t notice?)

However, this decision may still haunt the BOE, as Apple may also pull the plug on the company from making an OLED screen for the iPhone 14. the elecThe BOE sent the director to Apple’s Cupertino headquarters to explain the case and said it did not receive an order to make iPhone 14 monitors. Apple is expected to announce iPhone 14 happening this fall, but the elec says its screen production could start as early as next month.

To replace the BOE the elec Apple hopes to split its 30 million display order between LG Display and Samsung Display, its two main display suppliers. Samsung will likely make 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch screens for the upcoming iPhone 14 Pro, while LG will make a 6.7-inch screen for the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

For machuhutThe BOE previously made screens only for refurbished iPhones. Apple later hired the company will deliver OLED monitors to the new iPhone 12 in 2020, but its first batch of panels failed Apple’s rigorous quality control tests. From the beginning this years, BOE production has also been affected due to missing video card chip.