Netflix has mostly ended the ability to wirelessly stream video from Android phones and tablets, iPhones, and iPads. But you can still use a cable.

Update: Picture me boring a hole through my throbbing temples with my fingertips. PC World has just confirmed Netflix for the iPad. The pictures of the app are even hosted on Apple’s servers and the ...

The official Netflix streaming app for iPhone and iPod touch hit the App Store this morning. The free download allows anyone with a monthly Netflix subscription of $8.99 or more to watch unlimited ...

Netflix is rolling out a significant redesign of its television interface to streamline navigation, ease content discovery, and prepare the platform for a wider range of media formats. The ...

Netflix has quietly removed the ability to cast content from its mobile apps to most modern TVs and streaming devices, ...

Are you a loyal or new Netflix subscriber who wants to try cutting down on your monthly subscription (and related) costs as much as you can? When you subscribe to many streaming platforms, reducing ...

The vertical video feed is coming to the Netflix app. The streaming service announced Tuesday that in the coming weeks it will pilot the new feature, which it will populate with short-form clips of ...

Netflix's TV App Gets a Major Redesign: Will It Help You Find Something to Watch? Netflix repositions its shortcuts and adds more info to tiles. It's also testing generative AI for search on iOS and a ...

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