Netflix is now streaming some of its video content in the HDR10 plus format, an upgrade to HDR10 that it was also supporting alongside Dolby Vision. The high dynamic range format is available to ...

High Dynamic Range, or HDR, is a transformative technology, turning drab-looking movies into head-turning, eyebrow-raising treats of color and contrast. It makes the whites whiter, the blacks blacker, ...

Disney+ has started streaming movies and shows in the HDR10+ format. Support is somewhat limited for now. Only certain content from Hulu, which The Walt Disney Company acquired in June, is available ...

HDR10+ Gaming is the latest technology that pushes the boundaries of the HDR10+ standard. The tech debuted with Samsung’s new range of gaming monitors and TVs. And now, Samsung has just unveiled the ...

BEAVERTON, Ore.—HDR10+ Technologies, LLC has announced that they will soon begin the licensing and certification of devices, content, and services that support HDR10+ ADVANCED dynamic meta data ...

The next generation of HDR is here. HDR10+ Advanced and Dolby Vision 2 are coming, bringing support for screens with higher brightness, more advanced tone mapping and more. The two new formats are the ...

Many new TVs, phones, tablets, and other display-based devices support HDR. Billed as a way to get brighter colors and a better image, HDR formats are becoming an increasingly important aspect of ...

Netflix announced today that it has started offering HDR movies and shows in the HDR10+ format. Since December 2014, when season 1 of Marco Polo debuted, Netflix has supported the HDR10 and Dolby ...

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is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. HDR10+ Adaptive is a new feature coming to the high dynamic ...

[UPDATE: Bizarrely, two days after clearly displaying on its website (see image below) that HDR10+ support was coming to the Apple TV app on a number of Apple platforms, Apple has now removed all ...