Netflix has updated their iOS app to support high dynamic range (HDR) video, plus also iOS 11. To stream HDR video, you will require a Premium Netflix plan. HDR video allows for more vivid colours, brighter whites, darker blacks and more details.
The following Apple devices support HDR video:
2017 10.5-inch iPad Pro
2017 12.9-inch iPad Pro
iPhone 8
iPhone 8 Plus
iPhone X
Apple TV 4K
2017 iPad Pro models gained wide colour P3 displays and ProMotion, offering a 120MHz refresh rate. iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus gain True Tone support for their LCD displays. The iPhone X OLED display supports True Tone as well, with its 458ppi and its 2436 x 1125 resolution. Apple TV 4K with HDR support was announced at Apple’s iPhone event, however YouTube 4K will not be supported.
Well we don’t think many expected this to happen on their Monday morning bingo cards. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman on late Sunday, Apple is in talks with Google to integrate the latter’s Gemini AI into the iPhone, according to unnamed sources. The potential agreement would allow Apple to license Gemini, Google's advanced set of...
Apple's research team has made a significant leap in artificial intelligence with new methods for training Large Language Models (LLMs). A multimodal LLM is essentially an advanced type of artificial intelligence that can understand and process different types of data, specifically text and images, at the same time, while then giving an answer based on...