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Netflix is rolling out a feature that automatically downloads shows and movies that its algorithm thinks you'll like to your mobile device. The opt-in Downloads for You feature lets you choose how ...
During tests, Netflix notes it saw high usage of the feature in the U.S. But it considers the emerging market use case — where Android devices are more heavily used and connections are often ...
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However, Netflix now says it’ll start rolling out the change — an update designed to convert account-sharers into paying users — a little later, on or before June 30. This move is not ...
VP9-Mobile: VP9 encodes using more optimal encoder settings and per-chunk encoding. It's using Google's VP9 on some platforms (most Android phones), while H.264/AVC High profile works for others ...
Starting today, you can visit a “watch free” page without logging in to Netflix to watch shows and movies including Bird Box, Stranger Things, Grace and Frankie, The Two Popes and a handful of ...
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