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Samsung explains its ‘HDR10+ Adaptive’ tech for 2021 smart TVs
Recently, Samsung released a detailed article detailing the HDR10+ standard, which reveals all the new 4K TVs in 2021 supports this standard and HDR10+ Adaptive technology that automatically adjusts brightness and hue according to the ambient light.
The company said that the HDR10+ is a free and open standard that can be used by any display device vendor. It can also help video content creators to provide flexible color grading and mapping curves to show better pictures.
Adding to this, the company claims that the HDR10+ adaptive display technology collects information from ambient light through sensors to improve the viewing experience at home. On the 2021 Neo QLED TV, it can also use the AI artificial intelligence engine for better color adjustments in real-time.
The Korean giant believes that users can see ideal images that can return the original author’s intentions under different ambient lights throughout the day with the HDR10+ Adaptive. It’s important to mention that this standard has been launched around two years ago.
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Samsung revealed that currently, it has 120 partners and thousands of different devices on the market that are supporting this technology. At the same time, there are over 3,100 TVs from around 20 manufacturers that support HDR10+ standards.
Lastly, Samsung pointed out that Amazon, Prime Video, Google-YouTube, Rakuten TV, Paramount+, and other global platforms supported the HDR10+ technology. Currently, there are 2000+ videos that support HDR10+, which users can watch.
Thanks to Galaxy Campus Friends, Samsung is strengthening various efforts to help young people in these regions realize their passion through various innovative technologies and products and grow into talents in the digital age.
The South Korean tech giant selected the first group of college student ambassadors – “Galaxy Campus Friends” in Vietnam and held an inauguration ceremony at the “Samsung Showcase” in Ho Chi Minh City on November 24.
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The 50 Galaxy Campus Friends selected from all over Vietnam will spread the excellence and usage of Samsung’s products to university students and share the diverse thoughts and opinions of young Vietnamese people.
Samsung Electronics provides the latest Galaxy products to selected college students and provides them with the opportunity to be the first to experience the latest Galaxy products and technologies.
During the one-year activity period, career mentoring, digital content production classes, and volunteer work will be conducted to help students strengthen their digital capabilities and explore their careers.
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Samsung Health app allows users to manage their health by automatically recording various activities and providing comprehensive health tracking. At the moment, Samsung is improving the Health app functions through a new update.
The new update of the Samsung Health app arrives with version 6.25.1.011 and an installation package size of 115.79 MB. It is available for download from the Play Store and Galaxy Store.
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The fresh update fixes some bugs that may have affected the user experience. However, the update does not bring any new feature or change but it is expected to improve the performance and stability of the app.
You can check for the update by going to Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Alternatively, you can download it directly from the third-party source link mentioned here.
With the help of Chinese display maker CSOT, Samsung is indirectly planning to acquire LG Display’s LCD factory in Guangzhou, China. It’s worth mentioning that CSOT is an affiliated company with which Samsung Display holds a 10.38%.
According to the report, market watchers predict that Samsung will support the acquisition as CSOT is an ally. Samsung’s main TV lineup is LCD panel-based QLED TV, and experts believe that this is an effort to maintain a high-quality LCD panel supply chain.
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As the Chinese display manufacturer BOE is mentioned as a competitor for the acquisition of the Guangzhou LCD factory, it is analyzed that the South Korean tech giant is trying to keep it in check by taking over the company through a Chinese company.
The sale of the Guangzhou LCD plant between LG Display and China’s Skyworth, which was carried out until recently, was canceled. After negotiations with Skyworth broke down, Chinese display makers; CSOT and BOE are actively pursuing acquisitions as latecomers.
Given this situation, if BOE takes over LG Display’s Guangzhou LCD factory, it will inevitably be inconvenient for Samsung. Accordingly, it is believed that Samsung is trying to keep BOE in check by supporting CSOT, another acquisition candidate and affiliate.