Apple’s upcoming HomePod with a built-in display is rumored to feature high-quality OLED screens from Chinese manufacturer Tianma, marking a shift in Apple’s supply chain strategy. This move could balance quality and cost as Apple redefines its smart home ecosystem.

South Korean press unexpectedly claims that Apple's anticipated new HomePod with a display will use high-quality OLED screens, all of which are to be manufactured in China.

A new report out of South Korea claims that the next iteration of Apple's HomePod will launch next year with an OLED display and potentially a new foucs. The leak comes from the Korean publication SE Daily (via Mac Rumors) who say that the Apple will turn to Chinese display manufacturer Tianma to supply OLED panels for the third-generation HomePod.

Apple's upcoming third-generation HomePod will feature a 6- to 7-inch OLED display, according to a new report by Korean outlet SE Daily.

A new report by Korean outlet SE Daily claims Apple's upcoming third-generation HomePod will feature a 6- to 7-inch OLED display.

Apple is reportedly working on a third-generation HomePod that will incorporate a 6- to 7-inch OLED display, signaling a major shift in its product lineup.

Almost seven years after the first HomePod was introduced, it seems Apple will finally revamp its smart speaker strategy with a HomePod 3.