The main online vendors for UltraViolet-compatible videos are Flixster, Vudu, M-Go, CinemaNow, Verizon Fios and Barnes & Noble Nook. However, CinemaNow, MGo and Vudu also sell non-UltraViolet videos.

Making ultraviolet lights safe for people Traditional UV systems use wavelengths at or around 254 nanometers. At these wavelengths the light is dangerous to human skin and eyes, even at low doses .

The ultraviolet light reduced transmission of the disease by about 80 percent, the researchers concluded. Scientists are now also exploring what is called far UVC — an even shorter, ...

Ultraviolet took a massive bite out of the vampire genre, and remains the best sci-fi series you’ve never heard of. Discover it in this week’s Deeper Cut. As we celebrate Halloween, there’s ...

Germicidal ultraviolet light has been demonstrated to work in reducing the transmission of several bacterial and viral infections. Some which include lessening the transmission of measles, mumps ...

Ultraviolet light as a disinfectant. Ultraviolet light has been used for disinfection for more than 100 years, according to the International Ultraviolet Association.. The association's website ...

Ultraviolet light is subdivided into UV-A (315 to 400 nm), UV-B (280-315 nm), and UV-C (100-280 nm). Artificial UV used for disinfection is almost always UV-C, so UV and UVC are often used ...

Ultraviolet, a cloud movie locker once hailed as Hollywood’s best bet to get consumers hooked on digital movies, is shuttering. The Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE), the industry ...

UltraViolet is shutting down this summer — and Vudu, Walmart’s video-streaming service, is notifying customers who have used the movie-locker system to not cancel or unlink their UltraViolet ...

UltraViolet, the digital entertainment locker that competed with Disney’s Movies Anywhere service, is shutting down. Link other retailers on the MyUV website, such as Vudu and FandangoNow, to ...

Diving into color reproduction -- what ultraviolet looks like, how to improve the color on your monitor without buying a new one, and the all-around awesomeness of the Mark I Eyeball.