Smartphones, such as iPhones, generally use an AMOLED display, and like OLED screens, these may also be susceptible to burn-in. You can get away with regular usage habits on most phones without ...

Both OLED and LED displays experience screen burn-in if particular pixels are ... images and other always-changing content might use an AMOLED display. Also, because these displays use a thin ...

What we've also written about recently, though, is a warning that was issued by a screen specialist in the USA about the potential for image burn-in on the new Switch due to its adoption of an ...

But what about screen burn-in? Is that something iPhone X users should worry? Absolutely not. At least that’s the conclusion of a recent test involving the iPhone X, the Galaxy S7 Edge ...

Burn-in happens when a persistent part of the image -- a channel logo, a news ticker or a scoreboard on a TV, for example -- remains as a ghostly background no matter what else appears on screen.

There have been reports for a while now that Apple is working on plans to add OLED screens to its iPad models, and originally it was said that they might appear in 2022. Now a new report from The ...