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Samsung launches its new Smart Monitor lineup globally

Last month, Samsung unveiled three new Smart Monitors—M50C, M70C, and M80C—in South Korea. Today, the company announced that it is launching its 2023 lineup of Smart Monitors globally. It means that the new monitors will soon be sold in many important countries worldwide. Samsung hasn't announced the pricing of these monitors yet, but we expect […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
1 year ago

Samsung’s HDR10+ standard expands its presence to gaming and set top boxes

Samsung co-developed the open and royalty-free HDR10+ standard with Amazon in 2017. Since then, the standard has expanded its presence across various device categories, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, TVs, and gaming consoles. Now, the high dynamic range standard is expanding its presence even further with the addition of gaming and set-top boxes. In collaboration with […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
2 years ago

Apple TV app on Samsung smart TVs can now stream HDR10+ videos

As we all know, Samsung doesn't support the Dolby Vision format for HDR videos on its TVs. Instead, the company uses the HDR10+ format that it co-developed with Amazon and a few other brands. Last month, Apple added support for HDR10+ videos to Apple TV video streaming boxes with the tvOS 16 update. Now, the company is […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
2 years ago

Google could bring Samsung’s HDR10+ format into a bigger branding

The most popular HDR video formats currently include Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HDR10+, and it looks like Dolby Vision is winning the war. HDR10+, co-developed by Amazon and Samsung, is adopted by a few brands, studios, and streaming services. It is also the default dynamic metadata standard in HDMI 2.1. However, it hasn't caught as […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
2 years ago

Apple TV now support Samsung’s HDR10+ video standard

Last night, Apple released the tvOS 16 update to the Apple TV. The update brings some new features to the table. However, the most noteworthy feature, at least for Samsung TV owners, is the support for HDR10+. While most TVs nowadays support HDR10+ and Dolby Vision for HDR videos, Samsung TVs only support HDR10+. The […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
2 years ago

Samsung’s new HDR10+ GAMING standard brings next-gen gaming performance to TVs, monitors

Today, Samsung announced its new HDR format—HDR10+ GAMING—to offer an immersive gaming experience on next-generation monitors and TVs. This format provides accurate HDR gameplay, up to 120Hz VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), and low latency. It will be launched at the South Korean firm's CES 2022 keynote. HDR10+ GAMING will debut on select 4K and 8K […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
3 years ago

Samsung announces various improvements to Tizen OS for smart TVs at SDC 21

Alongside improvements to Bixby, SmartThings, and Samsung Knox, Samsung also announced improvements to Tizen OS for smart TVs. During the ongoing Samsung Developer Conference 2021, the South Korean firm said it wants to consolidate its leadership in the TV segment with more intelligent software and deeper integration with its other services. Improved video calling, Samsung […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
3 years ago

Samsung Premiere line launches with world’s first 4K HDR10+ projector

Samsung continues pushing the envelope in home cinema with its new HDR10+ certified short-throw laser projector.

By Dominik Bosnjak
4 years ago

Google Play Movies now offer HDR10+ goodness on Samsung TVs

Google Play Movies is the latest Samsung TV app that's adding support for the HDR10+ standard as of today, with the feature already being live in 117 countries the world over. By all accounts, this addition appears to be encompassing virtually every market in which Samsung is selling its smart television sets at all, which […]

By Dominik Bosnjak
4 years ago

More than 100 brands now support Samsung-led HDR10+ standard

Samsung co-developed the HDR10+ standard with 20th Century Fox and Panasonic a few years ago to compete with Dolby Vision. The South Korean firm has now announced that more than 100 brands have adopted HDR10+ in their products, ranging from smartphones and tablets to TVs and AV receivers. HDR10+ a technology that optimizes brightness and […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
4 years ago

Samsung partners with Watcha Play to expand its HDR10+ content

Samsung has announced a new partnership with Watcha in a bid to expand its HDR10+ content. The latter company launched the online video streaming service Watcha Play in 2016 and it grew in popularity partly due to having a monthly fee lower than Netflix. With this new collaboration, Samsung aims to deliver more HDR10+ content […]

By Mihai Matei
5 years ago

Samsung and Universal Pictures join hands to bring more HDR10+ content

Samsung Electronics and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (UPHE) have announced a collaboration to bring more titles in HDR10+ (High Dynamic Range 10+) video standard to the market. The partnership aims to release new titles and remaster some of the existing content with HDR10+ support. The press release, however, doesn’t offer any details about the titles […]

By Naresh
5 years ago

You will be able to stream HDR10+ content from Prime Video on December 13

Amazon will upload a flurry of High Dynamic Range 10+ (HDR10+) content to its on-demand Prime Video service in the United States on Wednesday, December 13, which will be available exclusively on Samsung's high-end QLED and UHD Smart TVs. Related: Samsung is bringing HDR10+ to its 2016 range of Smart TVs Around one-hundred movies and TV […]

By Josh L.
7 years ago

Samsung is bringing HDR10+ to its 2016 range of Smart TVs

Samsung has confirmed to us that it's bringing its HDR10+ technology to its 2016 range of Smart TVs by way of a firmware update that's set to start making the rounds in the near future, though we don't know exactly when. “HDR10+ provides unprecedented picture quality on all displays with brightness, color, and contrast automatically […]

By Josh L.
7 years ago

Samsung partners with 20th Century Fox and Panasonic to create a metadata platform for HDR10+

Samsung has announced that it's teamed up with 20th Century Fox and Panasonic to create a royalty-free dynamic metadata platform for High Dynamic Range (HDR) through an associated certification program called HDR10+. The entity will license the platform to content companies for a nominal administrative fee from 2018. “As leaders in entertainment, the three companies […]

By Josh L.
7 years ago

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