Posts tagged with "Television"
What's New in February on Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime
The turn of the calendar page means a new slate of February 2021 streaming additions coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime.
CES 2021: It’s Watching You; Sony’s "Thinking" TV
Powered by a cognitive processor, Sony has announced the world’s first cerebral television at CES 2021. According to a release issued by the company last week, the televisions use processing methods designed to replicate how humans see and hear. The cognitive intelligence divides the screen into numerous zones and detects where the...
Reliable 4K Multiscreen Services Achieved Through Satellite Over IP
TV consumer demands have evolved significantly throughout the last decade. The days where the entire family gathers around the living room TV to watch the weekend feature movie are numbered. Modern viewing habits require operators to deliver on-demand content, across several different devices, and in high quality. But delivering such...
Motion Smoothing: What is it and How to Turn it Off
Directors are waging war on motion smoothing. So, what is motion smoothing and how does it affect the way we experience visual media at home?
Sifthub: TV Meets Tinder
Sift Software co-founder Danny Fawaz to discuss how the Sifthub application came to be, allowing users to discover new television shows.
Why You Should Respect Power Rangers (No, Seriously)
Let me just get this out of the way: I might be really biased on this subject. I loved Mighty Morphin Power Rangers unconditionally as a child. I grew up in that perfect time where I was young enough to really appreciate the iconic show about the teenagers in multi-colored jumpsuits that fought monsters summoned by a lady that lives on...
The JVC Diamond Series 4K UHD TV
Unless you’ve been spending your spare time time in a cave, you’ve seen a slew of new terms describing televisions these days: 4K, UHD, Ultra HD, 2K4K, DCI, and more. Unless you’re infatuated with TV tech, you may not have any idea what these terms mean. In short, it means the long edge of TVs are now 4,000 pixels, as opposed to...
