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Dolby Atmos is the bleeding edge of home cinema technology when it comes to surround sound audio. See what it means for gaming.
Mobile HDR is one of the biggest tech advances for mobile devices in recent times. We explain how it improves video viewing.
Dolby Atmos adds an extra element in the home and theatres, but what is it? Here we explain all, including what you need.
You know the phrase "seeing is believing"? On a trip to Dolby Laboratories in the USA, we got to sample first hand exactly what that means in terms of
Atmos will be coming to the Mercedes Maybach and the Mercedes S-Class in 2022.
The biggest TV trend in past few years is High Dynamic Range (HDR). It has also stretched to other devices. Here's Dolby's take on HDR.
Dolby has showcased its latest Dolby Atmos Music-enabled studio in west London.
Two-year Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos exclusivity has been denied by Microsoft.
Xbox Insiders now have access to Dolby Vision gaming. Again.
Dolby Atmos is coming to vehicles. The first vehicle to implement the technology will be Lucid Motor's Lucid Air luxury EV.
Dolby and Xbox have announced that the forthcoming Xbox Seres X and Series S next-gen consoles will be the first to add Dolby Vision gaming to their
An epic John Williams concert featuring his best-known music has been remastered in Dolby Atmos.
Disney has reportedly lifted the streaming limitation it placed on its Disney+ service this past spring due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Dolby Atmos Music is coming to compatible soundbars, TVs and receivers through Tidal's premium HiFi tier. Dolby Atmos Music is intended to highlight d...
Can HDR be the saviour of streaming?
Dolby has announced that its Dolby On app has debuted on Android. The app is already available on iOS, although there is a new feature - the iOS versi...
If you thought you'd got the latest tech in your TV, then there's something else to look out for - Dolby Vision IQ The new technology was unveiled at
Dolby is running an exhibit at the Tate in Liverpool where you can go along and hear Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band in Dolby Atmos - along with
Tidal HiFi subscribers will now be able to stream music in Dolby Atmos - but you'll need a compatible device such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 or OnePlus
Qualcomm has confirmed that the Snapdragon 865 will be the first consumer device to support the capture Dolby Vision video
Dolby Atmos has been used extensively in cinema - it’s part of the Dolby Cinema spec, of course - but it’s been rising up in the home thanks to suppor...
Vizio's aim is to offer good quality technology and good value for money. The company launched in 2002 and has taken a big slice of the US market now ...
Dolby and Odeon are to continue the UK rollout of premium Dolby Cinemas with two new fully kitted venues coming this autumn.
The UK's second Dolby Cinema has now opened in Leeds, part of a larger 10 screen multiplex on the east side of the city.
While IMAX is most commonly associated with huge theatre screens and immersive sound systems at cinemas, there are some alternatives.
Dolby is working with Odeon to build the UK's second Dolby Cinema.
Dolby Vision has long been pitched as the "best" HDR (high dynamic range) solution out there. The Dolby system uses dynamic metadata to tell the TV th...
We were recently invited to look around the latest Dolby Cinema installation, which is coming to the Odeon Leicester Square later this month.It’s a re...
Dolby and Odeon have partnered to build the UK's first Dolby Cinema.
Lenovo has announced three new premium Yoga-series laptops, the Yoga C930, Yoga Book C930 and Yoga S730.The Lenovo Yoga C930 is the priciest of the th...
Dolby and Odeon Cinemas have teamed up to launch the first Dolby Cinemas in the UK. There are already in excess of 100 Dolby Cinema locations around t...
Apple has announced that it is adding support for Dolby Atmos to its Apple TV 4K box as part of the forthcoming tvOS 12 update. What's more, your exis...
There has been a lot of buzz around Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos recently, bringing great visual impact on one hand and boosting the immersive audio e...
Panasonic has launched four new ultra HD Blu-ray players ahead of CES 2018.The new models will offer a range of new features including HDR10+ playback...
UK audio company Damson has announced a completely wireless Dolby Atmos speaker system - except for power cables of course - at an affordable price to
Dolby and Vestel have announced a partnership that will see the former's Dolby Vision HDR TV technology arrive on all of Vestel's Ultra HD TVs, includ...
Vudu is no longer the only streaming service that supports Dolby's Atmos 3D sound technology.Netflix does as well, with the launch of Bong Joon Ho's O...
Huawei has unveiled the MateBook X, its attempt to muscle in on the thin and light laptop space, rivalling devices like the Apple MacBook or the Asus
Whenever there is a new TV image technology there is always a period of consumer confusion as multiple standards and formats appear. HDR is no excepti...
Dolby Vision is Dolby's very own end to end HDR solution for movies and TV. We've been able to see it in action on numerous occasions and have always ...
We've written a lot about Dolby Atmos of late, especially about the audio tech's ability to enhance movie viewing. But it doesn't stop there.BT Sport ...
Tonight, BT Sport will broadcast the first football match with Dolby Atmos audio. And as it's also being presented in 4K Ultra HD, it could very well
When we tested the Onkyo TX-NR838 AV receiver a couple of years ago - one of the first to bring Dolby Atmos to the table - we hooked it up to an Xbox ...
BT has upped its TV credentials and taken the fight to Sky Q with the announcement that Dolby Atmos will be supported with select sports shown in Ultr...
The year of 4K UHD Blu-ray is here in 2016 and it's bringing High Dynamic Range and Dolby Atmos too.Finally those 4K TVs that were bought in the Chris...
Home cinema buffs who have already invested in AV receivers with Dolby Atmos support have struggled to find natively recorded content in the format's ...
