The Korean tech giant wants to persuade you to fork out for 4K by offering movies and TV shows from Amazon and Netflix in eye-watering detail. Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering ...

It’s fair to say that Netflix has done pretty well for itself. Since starting up offering online movie rentals to America in 1997 and pioneering the concept of offering unlimited rentals for a single ...

And then there were two. Amazon joined Netflix today as the second major subscription streaming service to jump into the 4K game, announcing the launch of its much-anticipated new 4K UHD streaming ...

Don’t have a seventh-generation Intel “Kaby Lake” processor in your PC? No worries: there’s still a way to stream Netflix content in a 3,840 x 2,160 (4K UHD) resolution. Nvidia is now testing a ...

While Netflix introduced 4K video nearly two ago, it has mainly been the preserve of the streaming service’s TV apps; PC support has been limited to Intel’s Kaby Lake processors since November 2016 ...

Welcome to the third 4K UHD Digest: a semi-regular round up of the latest developments in the burgeoning world of 4K UHD TV. Sport steps up to the 4K plate Sport has long been mooted as one of the ...

Yesterday we reported on Netflix's audacious requirements for streaming 4K video on PC: 4K streaming will be exclusive to PCs rocking a new Intel Kaby Lake i7 CPU and ...

To give Google more cause for concern, the new Microsoft Edge is the first Chromium browser to support both the WideVine and PlayReady DRM technologies. By including Microsoft's PlayReady DRM, the ...

So, I suggest that if you care about movies and want to avoid all of that nonsense and take back control of your media, you cancel some services and start investing in a physical movie collection.

Samsung is doubling down on 4K films and TV. The Korean company is adding 4K Amazon streaming and bringing 4K Netflix to Europe, so you can enjoy eye-scorching detail on your Ultra High Definition ...