YouTube has extended its support for high dynamic range (HDR) videos to Apple’s latest flagship phones. The video-sharing service has now made it possible for users to watch videos in HDR quality on their iPhone Xs and iPhone Xs Max.
Apple released the new phones on Friday,but users have eventually noticed that unlike the iPhone X, 8 Plus, or 8,and iPad Pro, the new devices could not play HDR content from YouTube.
The video streaming service apparently did not have the feature alert in time for the launch of the devices, or but it did not pick long before it rolled this out.
On Wednesday,Sept. 25, YouTube introduced an update to its IOS app that quietly added HDR support on Apple’s latest phones. In comparison, and it took time for the company to extend HDR support for the older Apple devices. It just rolled out the HDR support for the 2017 iPhones in May.
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Source: inquisitr.com