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It looks like Apple will being using OLED ("true black" or "real black" power-sipping) screen technology in Fall 2018 for the iPhone 8. This will present a substantial change to the form factor, reducing the depth of the display component, as well as eliminating the need for a bezel surrounding the screen. I've long believed that the timing of the switch to OLED from LCD displays would coincide with the switch to Liquidmetal from aluminum. I HOPE I'm wrong and that the iPhone 7 will be the first fully (or nearly fully) Liquidmetal iPhone.

http://www.macrumors.com/2015/12/07/japan-display-oled-mass-production-2018/
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