Facing Windows 11/10 full-screen problems while watching movies or playing games? here are some suggestions to help you. 1] Confirm that Game full-screen setting is turned On.

TikTok said last year that it reached one billion monthly active users worldwide, so whatever it's doing is clearly working. That hasn't stopped the ByteDance-owned company from testing and ...

TikTok, which began as a short-form video app, has slowly crept into YouTube's space by first introducing 3-minute videos and then, at the beginning of 2022, introducing 10-minute videos.

A new full-screen button has started appearing for select TikTok users globally. It follows a push to longer 10-minute videos from TikTok earlier this year.

TikTok is testing a new horizontal full screen mode, ... Users who have access to the test feature will see a new “full screen” button appear on square or rectangle videos in their feed.

Vertical videos are great in apps like TikTok or Instagram, but full screen content is meant to be watched in landscape. The problem is, your iPhone isn’t always set up to switch to landscape.

While it's only a test for now, YouTube is building out a new AI-powered search page that buries other videos.

IMAX Enhanced launched on Disney Plus in November 2021 with the premiere of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and was enabled with 12 other Marvel movies at the time: Iron Man, Guardians ...

TL;DR: Microsoft aims to create a seamless PC gaming experience on Windows 11, similar to an Xbox console, by partnering with ASUS to launch a new ROG Ally. This version will feature a full-screen ...

Movies Anywhere announced Wednesday that it’s soon shutting down Screen Pass, its movie-sharing feature launched during COVID-19 lockdowns.The Disney-owned platform didn’t provide a reason for ...

While Google TV has had video ads on the home screen for a while, these have usually been restricted to digital media content, like new TV shows and movies, served around under the guise of ...

Stylistic choice of format. This format allowed filmmakers to shoot and then later to screen movie images that were in the ratio of 2.76:1. That compares to the more common 16:9.