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Part of the fun of watching Apple's supply chain is the 21st Century Court Injury.

Apple's fighting with Qualcomm, so it turns to Intel for Baspan processors.

Apple's fighting with Samsung, so it turns to LG for various displays. Maybe it's a holdover from the Mac versus

PC days, or maybe it's just in our nature. A lot of us like a good fight, be it mental, physical or fiscal.

There's a real reason for consumers to hope for some sort of fisticuffs.

They could make the things that Apple makes less expensive.

Quoting a piece from Bloomberg, Apple will soon land a second supplier for the organic light

emitting diode screens used in high-end iPhones,

according to people familiar with the matter, a key step in the US

companies push to reduce iPhone costs and its dependence on Samsung electronics.

Assuming the report is right and there's no guarantee that it is,

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