Netflix app redesigns happen from time to time, but this one in particular comes at a moment when the company wants to shift ...

Netflix will look different soon as the company competes with social media apps like Instagram and TikTok for your attention.

At the center of the redesign is deeper integration of vertical video feeds, which the streaming giant has been experimenting ...

CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos shared the upcoming changes users can expect in 2026 in an earnings call this week.

After testing the feature for the last six months or so, Netflix said it will bring vertical videos to its mobile app ...

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Netflix plans to extend short, swipeable video beyond shows and films into video podcasts, marking a wider push into a ...

Launching later this year, the redesigned Netflix app will allow the streamer to "iterate, test, evolve, and improve" its service, according to co-CEO Greg Peters.

UPDATE: According to The Verge, Netflix spokesperson MoMo Zhou has said that Netflix support coming to the Apple TV app was unintentional. While Netflix appeared as a "participating" service on Friday ...

Netflix content started showing up for the first time in the Apple TV application. Until now, the streaming behemoth refused to cooperate with Apple’s app that displays content from a variety of ...

One of the biggest gaps in the Apple TV app looks like it’s about to be filled with Netflix making a long-awaited appearance. Just don’t expect a fully integrated experience or at least not yet.