ZDNET's key takeaways Samsung just launched HDR10+ Advanced to optimize older content for newer TVs.New features include ...

Last year one of our Best of CES awards went to Dolby Vision IQ. It expanded on the display spec that already tweaked HDR output to look its best from scene-to-scene by taking into account the ...

Disney+ now supports HDR10+ on Samsung TV models from 2018 onward, starting with over 1,000 Hulu titles and expanding to more ...

Samsung has revealed a new upgraded version of its premium HDR10+ picture format that’s designed to improve the high dynamic range experience across everything from brightness and tone mapping to ...

To get the best from HDR10+ on a living room TV, you may have to dim the lights. But Samsung's next batch of QLED televisions will support a new optimization feature that will adjust the viewing ...

Samsung Electronics and Amazon have launched HDR10 Plus content for the latter's streaming service, the companies announced. Movies and TV series on Amazon Prime Video will be available in HDR10 Plus ...

Samsung has announced HDR10+ Advanced, a new version of its HDR10+ format, which will first appear on the company's higher-end TVS next year. It aims to rival Dolby Vision 2 with AI tone mapping and ...

Big name titles haven’t announced support for the standard yet, but Nvidia is on board Big name titles haven’t announced support for the standard yet, but Nvidia is on board is a former news writer ...

Anyone who’s bought a reasonably high end (Q70 series and 120Hz or higher) Samsung TV since 2022 might have noticed a mysterious option in its menus called HDR10+ Gaming. Mysterious because it has ...

For the TV geeks out there, Samsung has announced that the HDR10+ Adaptive Feature would be supported in Samsung TVs, improving the viewing experience. This new HDR10+ Adaptive Feature will enhance ...

After announcing support for HDR10+ playback in July, if you have a Samsung Smart TV, you’ll soon be able to access the high dynamic range video streaming with Google Play Movies. Samsung announced ...

Samsung has announced that it will support 8K HDR10+ streaming, meaning 8K movies and other content will have richer colors and deeper blacks on 8K TVs. It said that three European OTT streaming ...