Yes, it's true — Apple does use some Samsung technology in its iPhone products, especially in hardware components. Here's a quick breakdown:
🔧 Display Technology
Samsung Display is a leading manufacturer of OLED panels.
Apple sources OLED screens for many of its iPhone models (starting from iPhone X) from Samsung.
Despite being a competitor, Samsung often provides the best quality and volume capacity Apple needs.
💾 Memory & Storage
Samsung also manufactures NAND flash storage and DRAM, which are sometimes used in iPhones.
Apple also sources from other suppliers (like SK Hynix or Micron), but Samsung remains a major player in the memory chip industry.
📱 Why This Happens:
Even though Apple and Samsung are fierce rivals in the smartphone market, they collaborate in component manufacturing because:
Samsung makes some of the most advanced hardware in the world.
Apple designs its devices to tight standards and needs the highest-quality parts, which Samsung can supply.
🔍 Worth Noting:
Apple designs most of its key components (like the A-series chips), but outsources manufacturing to companies like TSMC (for processors) and Samsung (for displays/memory).
