Quite on the rise lately for being one of the people to delve into the firmware HomePod and get information about the new devices that will be launched by Apple, Steve Troughton-Smith today published yet another confirmation that we will soon see a Apple TV 4K arriving.
In a simulator running tvOS, Steve T-S discovered a resolution option of 38402160 pixels (also known as 4K), which is twice the resolution of Full HD (1920 × 1080), standard of fourth generation Apple TV.
The good news is that, like the aspect ratio of the screen (aspect ratio) will not change, apps will not need to have their layouts modified to run in 4K on the supposed new Apple TV. However, some images of the system, such as app icons, will need new gear.
4K resolution is quite expected even before the fourth generation of Apple TV is released. For the general happiness of users of Ma, a new set-top box this resolution has been rumored since the beginning of this year, but only recently has the evidence become stronger and stronger.
Steve T-S's information joins is found by Guilherme Rambo, developer and reader of that located codes related to 4K / HDR content in the HomePod firmware. In addition, some contents of the iTunes (Movie) Store are also beginning to indicate support for these two options.
As much as we know all of this, no one has yet discovered when this new set-top box be released let's agree that this is something much more complicated to find in the codes of the HomePod firmware, but as this whistleblower is enjoying appearing, who knows
Either way, we will certainly hear a lot about it in the coming months.
via 9to5Mac
