High - Mobility Oxide (HMO) technology is poised to be a game - changer for Apple's future iPhone display enhancements. In comparison to the widely - used oxide TFT technology, HMO technology stands out by offering reduced power consumption and lower costs. Moreover, it brings about a substantial improvement in electron mobility. The HMO technology works by boosting the efficiency of current transmission. Additionally, it streamlines the manufacturing process. When compared to LTPO technology, it requires fewer devices during production, thus presenting a cost - effective edge. However, the timeline for when HMO technology will make its way into the iPhone remains uncertain. Looking back, it took a whopping eight years for LTPO technology to transition from a patent to actual product implementation. This suggests that a similar lengthy wait could be in store for HMO technology. The report also left out crucial information about the supplier Apple is partnering with to develop HMO panels. Previous reports had hinted that Apple intends to extend the use of tandem OLED technology from the iPad Pro to the iPhone, with an anticipated rollout as early as 2028.