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What is screen burn in and how can you prevent it?

Worried that screen burn in might be a problem? Here's everything you need to know and how to avoid it.

Robert TriggsMay 13, 2020730 shares

Google originally considered a 120Hz LCD display for Pixel 3

All Google's Pixel phones offer OLED screens, but an LCD panel was considered for the 2018 flagship.

Hadlee SimonsDecember 19, 2019328 shares

Does ‘true black’ dark mode save more battery than dark gray? Yes, but also no

Some new evidence appears to suggest that the difference between the two is practically negligible.

C. Scott BrownJune 27, 2019333 shares

Samsung said to be providing Apple with OLED displays for 16-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pros

The rumored 16-inch MacBook Pro will reportedly debut later this year, making it the first OLED-equipped Apple computer.

Williams PelegrinMay 24, 2019787 shares

8K TV explained: The script on television’s next big upgrade

TV makers are already looking beyond 4K for the next upgrade cycle and it's called 8K TV. This next-generation TV spec tempts both the eye and the mind. Here's what you need to know.

Eric ZemanMarch 6, 201940 shares

Report: OLED market expected to grow by 14%, meaning more OLED phones

Helped by the upcoming trend of flexible displays, we could see more and more OLED smartphones this year.

C. Scott BrownFebruary 14, 201988 shares

New Samsung UHD OLED 15.6-inch laptop display looks awesome (and expensive)

It seems this will be one of the few displays to give the Dell XPS 15 a run for its money.

C. Scott BrownJanuary 23, 2019976 shares

Android Authority’s CES Top Picks 2019 Awards: Our favorite products

We saw a ton of great technology at CES 2019, and here are Android Authority's favorites!

Jimmy WestenbergJanuary 10, 2019330 shares

LG announces a slew of OLED and LCD displays for CES 2019

LG announced a total of 11 OLED and LCD displays that range from gigantic TVs to much smaller displays meant for cars.

Williams PelegrinJanuary 6, 2019205 shares

It’s not a good idea to illegally sell Samsung technology to other companies

The group allegedly sold documents related to Samsung Display's displays to an unnamed Chinese company for around $13.8 million.

Williams PelegrinNovember 29, 2018920 shares

End of the line!

We don’t own our digital lives and it’s time we started caring about it

RIP LG G series: Waving goodbye to a true innovator

Are Google’s faster rollout initiatives working?

YouTube Music vs Spotify: Can Google even compete?