Say Goodbye to Annoying HDR Content with One UI 7

This: you're scrolling through Instagram at night, and suddenly, an HDR video blasts your eyes with bright highlights. Annoying, right? Samsung is about to change that with their upcoming One UI 7 update. This new software for Galaxy phones will include a handy feature called "Super HDR. " Don't let the name fool you, though – turning this on won't make your screen brighter. Instead, it'll help you tame those blinding HDR moments across all apps.You might be wondering why this is such a big deal. Well, modern phones capture videos with increased brightness by default. So, if you're tired of your screen going into overdrive at night, this feature is your savior. It'll keep your display brightness in check, making your late-night scrolling sessions smoother and more comfortable. Now, you might think that iPhones have a similar setting. Sadly, they don't. Apple users can avoid HDR content by enabling low power mode, but that brings a bunch of other system changes that might be too much. So, Samsung is really stepping up their game here.