Warner Bros. had put itself up for sale over the past few months, and this morning, we learned which company has earned the right to purchase the landmark studio: Netflix.
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In a wild turn of events, Netflix has killed support for Google Cast on the vast majority of products.
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Netflix is getting a new look in Google TV with a UI change beyond modern aesthetics. The new design advertises an easier browsing experience with suggestions that act more like surge recommendations for your current mood. How Netflix knows your mood is up in the air.
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The increasing cost and quantity of streaming services have left many feeling like it’s all just too much, but Verizon has a fairly compelling new deal that offers Netflix and Max for a low monthly bill.
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Netflix has a pretty big library of games available to play on Android and iOS, available to anyone with an active account. One of the biggest trilogies is coming to the Netflix app next month – Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition.
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Netflix has announced another price hike that, effective immediately, will ask a whopping $23 per month just so you can stream content in 4K.
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Following a dive into mobile games over the past couple of years, Netflix is now testing support for game streaming on TV platforms and the web, all powered by a remote controller on your smartphone.
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Netflix is finally getting on board with frame rate matching on Android TV OS, which will come to Google TV devices like the Chromecast.
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Netflix did it. The media streaming service has finally laid some ground rules on profile-sharing. With that, users can transfer profiles to a different account so they don’t get charged a fee for “mooching.” Here’s how to transfer a profile from one Netflix account to another.
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It’s finally time. Netflix has confirmed it will start cracking down on password sharing in the United States imminently.
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Netflix is reportedly working on the ability to play games on your TV using your smartphone as a controller, a feature that might feel familiar to former Stadia players.
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Cloud gaming may have lost Google Stadia, but it’s still growing and expanding in new ways. In an update shared this week, Netflix has confirmed that work on its own cloud gaming offering is “underway,” with the goal to support many different devices.
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After six seasons on two different streaming platforms, the hit show Cobra Kai has been confirmed to come to an end.
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After years of turning a blind eye, Netflix is finally making moves to go after password sharing and in 2023, that’s going to affect the US.
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Back in November 2021, Netflix announced that it would launch a new addition to its mobile app – a gaming section. While the service only started out with a few titles, it has been expanding over time. So what does Netflix’s gaming section have to offer in terms of Android games?
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Netflix has been building up its gaming efforts over the past several months with a growing library of mobile games on Android, but it seems that’s about to expand. Apparently, Netflix is working its way up to building a “AAA PC game.”
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If you use Netflix on Google devices and have been running into issues lately, you’re not alone. Netflix integration with Google products and the Google Home app is largely broken right now.
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Netflix just launched its new more affordable tier supported by ads, but those with an older Chromecast device won’t be able to use it.
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Netflix has been making good on its plans to expand into the gaming sector for mobile devices. With that, Netflix has announced a partnership with Ubisoft to make mobile versions of three familiar games.
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Cloud gaming is getting more and more competitive, and that’s nowhere near a bad thing. Competition pushes services like GeForce Now and Xbox Game Pass to step it up a notch and offer something better than they ever have. This week, GeForce Now announced improvements to in-browser gameplay with 1440p resolution and higher framerates. On top of that, Xbox Game Pass has unveiled the newest cloud titles coming your way.
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Netflix is no stranger to streaming. The popular service has amassed billions in revenue from streaming movies and TV alone. The company even has a mobile gaming division. Now, it seems Netflix is moving into game streaming of a different type – cloud gaming.
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Netflix has made it clear that the company is going after the millions of users who share their account with friends or family outside of their home, with the goal to get those users to pay. Now, Netflix is showing off what paid account sharing will look like.
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Netflix confirmed earlier this year that it is preparing an ad-supported streaming tier, and it seems the company is considering Google as a partner for those ads.
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According to a new report from Business Insider, Roku and Netflix may be in talks to see the streaming giant acquire Roku’s business.
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