As the days go by, more and more applications are being updated to the latest version of iOS 11 in order to take advantage of all the new features that Apple has made available to developers. Today it is the turn of Netflix, the largest streaming video service in the world with more than 100 million active users.
Latest app update offers support for HDR content on supported devices that have been updated to the latest version of iOS, number 11, which has been available since last Tuesday, September 19.
HDR compatibility on devices managed by iOS is quite limited since, as we can read on the Netflix support page, only iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X devices are compatible with this video standard, but as they have been able to verify the guys from The Verge, the new 10,5-inch and 12,9-inch iPad Pro models also support HDR.
Enjoying this type of content is very simple, since to find content in this format we can perform a search with the term HDR to find all series, movies and documentaries in HDR. In order to enjoy content of this type, Netflix states that it is necessary to have a Premium subscription in addition to recommending a minimum Internet connection speed of 25 mbps.
Today, September 22, is the date on which Apple has begun shipping the first iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus, models that opened their reservation period last Friday the 15th, so if you are a subscriber of this streaming video service with a Premium account, you can now start enjoying the HDR content that Netflix offers in its extensive catalog. Netflix is available for download for free through the following link.
