It's reportedly developing its own microLED displays to cut them out of the loop, but Samsung -- which has much more experience in the display market -- is also producing its own microLED screens. If Apple's first-party displays fail to match Samsung's quality, it could be a costly and humbling mistake. Second, Apple's sluggish iPhone sales weaken its clout with suppliers. In the iPhone's heyday, Apple could easily secure sweetheart deals from smaller component makers.
But with a company like Samsung, which dominates the display and memory chip markets, Apple is in a weaker position -- especially if it can't even meet its own sales targets. That's why Apple is constantly touting the expansion of its services ecosystem as its hardware sales decelerate. A payment of billion won accounts for about 0. Samsung's smartphone unit is struggling with the saturation of the market and competition from cheaper Android device makers.
Samsung's semiconductor business, which mainly produces DRAM and NAND chips, is also struggling with the ongoing declines of memory chip prices worldwide.
One of those units was originally its DP display panel unit, which previously set up a manufacturing facility that exclusively produced OLED screens for Apple. That's probably why Samsung demanded that big reimbursement from Apple. Apple's payment to Samsung doesn't matter much financially to either company. However, it highlights the serious challenges for both companies' core businesses. Apple's hardware business is losing its mojo and most of Samsung's businesses are moving in the wrong direction, and these brutal headwinds won't fade anytime soon.
Discounted offers are only available to new members. Stock Advisor will renew at the then current list price. As an Olympic swimming pool has a capacity of 2, cubic metres aka " one olymp " , that would be the same as four and a half Olympic swimming pools filled entirely with copper. Imagine that if you can. One other point: it isn't actually a " fine ", because it isn't imposed by or payable to the government it's decided by the jury, payable to Apple. Strictly speaking, these are damages.
The story appears to have originated on "humour" site 9gag, which Mobile Entertainment describes succinctly as "a place normally reserved for z-list memes and screenshots of Facebook statuses.
The story actually originated on El Deforma, described by many as "an Onion-like Mexican website" - that is, specialising in fake news. Here's the original ; I'm grateful to Maria Figueroa , who first pointed this out to me. She also pointed out that the site has a "tip of the day", which on Wednesday had the advice : " Si vas a plagiar noticias, no uses un sitio de noticias falsas como fuente.
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