The iPhone 6, unlike many current flagship smartphones such as the Samsung Galaxy S6, does not support 4K video. That is, at least, not officially. Thankfully, by means of an app, you can push the ...

This capability improves upon the iPhone 15 Pro, which is limited to 4K at 60fps in normal video and 1080p HD at 240fps in Slow-mo. The feature is impressive.

4K is four times the resolution of 1080p and offers fantastic video quality right from your iPhone. Keep in mind that depending on your iPhone model, there are varying levels of 4K support.

Predictably, then, 4K video takes up more space than HD—watch out if you bought a 16GB iPhone—but helpfully Apple suggests typical file sizes for a minute of video at each of the four options ...

The new iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max might have 4K 120fps high-speed video support, including ProRes quality. The new Camera Button can launch third-party camera apps.

DisplayPort support is built into the USB-C port on all iPhone 15 models, meaning that the devices can output video at up to 4K/60Hz natively to a DisplayPort-equipped external display or TV with ...

Hopefully AT&T’s baseball moves will mark just the beginning of an explosion in US 4K UHD sports coverage. If soccer is more your bag check out this recent story: US Soccer Goes 4K.