television technology

  • You Can Finally Use VRR on PlayStation 5

    You Can Finally Use VRR on PlayStation 5

    Following a recent system update, the PlayStation 5 finally supports VRR (variable refresh rate). VRR is a video setting that dynamically adjusts your TV or monitor’s refresh rate to match a game’s FPS (frames per second). This prevents annoying graphical issues like dropped frames, hitching, and screen tearing that occur when the display’s refresh rate…


  • Why You Should Buy the Dumbest TV You Can Find

    Why You Should Buy the Dumbest TV You Can Find

    Watching television used to be a pretty straightforward experience. At one time, there were roughly seven channels and you got them by fiddling with an antenna. But the proliferation of programming platforms and the advance of technology has made interacting with your television a much more complex experience. Enter so-called “smart” televisions (sometimes referred to…


  • How to Stop Your TV From Tracking Everything You Watch

    How to Stop Your TV From Tracking Everything You Watch

    If I told you that your TV watches everything you do, in the name of data collection and advertisements, it likely wouldn’t shock you. It’s 2022, after all; privacy is all but dead. Still, it’s not cool — so how do you stop your smart TV from tracking what you watch, so you can go…


  • How to Share Dolby Vision HDR From Your iPhone 12

    How to Share Dolby Vision HDR From Your iPhone 12

    The iPhone 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max all have their own minor differences, but they share one major feature: Dolby Vision HDR. This format gives the videos you shoot on your iPhone 12 a fantastic dynamic range, and it looks truly great on the right display. Up until now, however, there…