Sony joining the display supplier club for next iPhone
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14 Comments
1. gallitoking posted on 21 May 2012, 17:15 8 7
Samsung dont let the door hit you on the way out
2. tward291 posted on 21 May 2012, 17:30 5 2
lol no kidding i guess apple didnt need them after all
4. InspectorGadget80 posted on 21 May 2012, 17:56 8 4
Sony don't sell your parts to Apple. They ban every one
5. rudlie posted on 21 May 2012, 18:26 4 4
Samsung display is burning new ipad. May be samsung can produce teflon for that hahaha lol
6. joey18 posted on 21 May 2012, 18:49 4 7
Samsung will make mistake if let sony make thos displays apple is too powerfull they will change the way how samsung is the 1 copycats thas why apple is moving forward
7. a_tumiwa posted on 21 May 2012, 20:59 3 5
sony is display manufacturer? but why they still use Samsung panel on many of their product (phone, TV, etc.) ?
seriously i doubt this news.
Maybe tomorrow we will have a news about Philips join the supplier club. LOL.
8. mercorp posted on 22 May 2012, 00:18 2 0
Sooner or later sony will have to rely on supplying apple with parts in order to keep it alive.
The high yen,tsunami,earthquake,....etc,etc.
9. N.Reynolds posted on 22 May 2012, 00:49 1 3
Not surprised considering Apple is supposedly thinking about purchasing Sony.
11. romeo1 posted on 22 May 2012, 07:15 0 0
If that would be true i would consider switching to another brand.
Cause i don't want people to know my evey move ;)
14. Ksolaoke posted on 22 May 2012, 12:47 1 0
Stop chatting s**t, if that happens I'm better off without a phone
10. Aaron_R96 posted on 22 May 2012, 01:21 4 0
Oh yeah, I remember when rumour had it that apple wanted to buy Sony... in 2010.. really cant see that happening though, it was more like one of Steve Jobs' little fantasies, anyway yeah thats not true :)
12. DigitalMD posted on 22 May 2012, 08:57 0 0
Unfortunately the promise of smart phones is no longer viable. With data cost skyrocketing and carriers capping bandwidth, its back to the days of SMS and voice.
