Trading your TV’s preset sports mode for one that can help you score better picture quality. CR typically recommends filmmaker mode. It will get you closest to the settings that they use. If your TV ...

Some people tune in for the football game, others for the commercials or halftime show. No matter what your game plan is, ...

Most movies tend to look better with a warm sepia tone. Often a slight sepia tone is added in post production, but your TV’s cinema mode will usually add in an extra tinge of sepia to really make the ...

"Wicked" and "The Bear" are just some of the projects nominated at the 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards set to stream ...

From set-jetting and vintage voyaging to AI and detour destinations, the biggest travel trends for 2025 have been revealed.

For the past several years, TV manufacturers ... theater.” (A screen that big would not fit in the living room of my 1920 bungalow.) Meanwhile, other manufacturers see picture-quality components ...

A woman urged folks with TV line damage to just fix it themselves with this surprisingly easy trick. But does it work?

A refresh rate of 60Hz means that your TV can update the picture on the screen 60 times every second ... and if you really want to increase it, do it by a little at a time to see how the changes ...

Blue OLED pixels are the white (blue?) whale of TV panel development ... power efficiency and higher brightness This means that a TV screen can deploy fewer layers of blue pixels for the same ...