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Apple is recruiting video content providers to chip in to its all-in-one subscription service, but big hitters like Netflix reportedly aren't buying in.
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The new Netflix Smart Downloads feature, now available for iOS users, is focusing on saving your data as well as devices storage.
Lawmakers want answers as to if the nation's wireless networks are throttling their customers' streaming video without proper disclosure or even reason.
With nearly $250 billion in liquid money, Apple surely can afford to extend its revenue paths away from the iPhone. This past quarter made it a big point.
Netflix is hiking its prices, but it is still status quo at T-Mobile for free subscriptions. That status quo is a good thing that may last only months more.
We can expect Netflix to increase its prices again in less than six months for regular and premium video streaming options
Many app publishers lament having to surrender nearly a third of their mobile revenues to Apple and Google. Netflix is no longer one of them.
You can now buy a Pocophone F1 in the United States through some eBay sellers. Just be warned of its limitations before you buy one
Apple Video could arrive next year and analysts believe it could give Netflix serious headaches, and Apple huge extra revenue.
Apple takes a 30 percent cut from in-app purchases from developers. This has ruffled app publishers' feathers for way too long and they're acting on it.
New movies and TV content is coming to Netflix throughout August and you can find out what's coming in here
Official Netflix HDR support is still not as widespread as mobile video streaming enthusiasts would like, but at least the number of compatible phones is growing.
5.1 surround sound content will pass through on the Razer Phone. The device, which can run 120fps content, will also support HDR views.
Investors are latching onto pie-in-the-sky movie streaming company Netflix after announce the results of its bonkers holiday quarter.
Ultra-premium video and audio formats for Netflix streaming are coming to the already impressive Razer Phone in a firmware update later this month.
Content providers probably won't be paying more (than they already are) to send product through the internet. Consumers will have to pay more to see it.
If you want to stream HD Netflix movies and shows on your OnePlus 5 or 5T, you'll have to wait for a future software update.
The App Store's most popular 2017 titles are not very surprising, but the editorial choices for the year's top apps and games could catch you off guard.
The Open Internet Order equalized internet access after a raft of conflicts between content providers and internet providers. It may be killed.
To better compete against T-Mobile and AT&T, which have Netflix and HBO respectively in their corners, Sprint has recruited Hulu for a new unlimited deal.
A new "basic edition" of the very popular (in the US) Amazon Fire TV Stick is now available around the world for a decently low price.
In theory, Netflix now supports Android Oreo's Picture-in-Picture functionality for enhanced mobile multitasking. In practice, you can't use it yet.
