Samsung holds Apple to $250 per iPhone Duo display in three-year deal
News Samsung holds Apple to $250 per iPhone Duo display in three-year deal William Gallagher 1 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 11 2026, 07:33 AM EDT · 1 minute read Samsung has the exclusive deal to provide screens for the iPhone Duo. Rumor Score 🤯 Likely A leaker with a reasonable track record has sketchy details of what they claim Samsung's iPhone Duo display deal is with Apple. It was already known that Samsung makes the displays for the iPhone Duo, and also that the screen company had an exclusive deal.
- ▪News Samsung holds Apple to $250 per iPhone Duo display in three-year deal William Gallagher 1 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 11 2026, 07:33 AM EDT · 1 minute read Samsung has the exclusive deal to provide screens for the
- ▪Rumor Score 🤯 Likely A leaker with a reasonable track record has sketchy details of what they claim Samsung's iPhone Duo display deal is with Apple.
- ▪It was already known that Samsung makes the displays for the iPhone Duo, and also that the screen company had an exclusive deal.
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News Samsung holds Apple to $250 per iPhone Duo display in three-year deal William Gallagher 1 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 11 2026, 07:33 AM EDT · 1 minute read Samsung has the exclusive deal to provide screens for the iPhone Duo. Rumor Score 🤯 Likely A leaker with a reasonable track record has sketchy details of what they claim Samsung's iPhone Duo display deal is with Apple. It was already known that Samsung makes the displays for the iPhone Duo, and also that the screen company had an exclusive deal. Apple was seemingly forced to accept the arrangement because no other firm was able to supply the required screens. Now according to leaker Instant Digital posting on the Chinese social media site Weibo, the deal is a three-year one.
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