On an iPhone, the acronym HDR means "High dynamic range," and it refers to the way an image's quality is processed for optimal exposure.

There is no shortage of confusing jargon when buying TVs and game consoles. That’s not to say the tech specs aren’t incredibly important - but you may find yourself scratching your head when it comes ...

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High dynamic range (HDR) isn't a single, uniform standard, and when you're shopping on a tighter budget, the label can mean wildly different things. So, before you take that sticker at face value, ...

If you're a Roku user and you've noticed that your content hasn't looked as sharp over the past few days, you're not alone. There's a problem with HDR streaming content on Roku -- and so far, there's ...

Lightroom on Android is adding the ability to shoot, edit, and export HDR photos, and it’s exclusive to Google’s latest Pixel phones on Android 14. With Android 14, a new photo format will become ...

If 27-inch 1440p panels remain something of a sweetspot for mainstream gaming, the new Asus ROG Strix XG27ACS might just be the best all rounder of the bunch. Seriously quick, perfectly calibrated and ...