When Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus were announced with prices cheaper than what Netflix has been charging its customers, it was starting to feel like Netflix could be in trouble. However, it turns out that maybe Netflix might not have to be as concerned as they should, at least that’s what survey seems to suggest.
Based on the way Stranger Things season 3 had ended, it seemed like there was still plenty of story left to be told. The good news is that if you wanted to see what the rest of the Stranger Things universe has left to tell, you’ll be pleased to learn that season 4 for the series has since been confirmed by Netflix themselves.
As some of you might have heard, Netflix will be losing their license to stream hit comedy sitcom “Friends” at the end of the year. This is a bummer as Friends is one of the more popular sitcoms from back in the day and continues to be very much beloved until today. However, there is some good news for those who loved their sitcoms from back then.
For the most part, a lot of shows are released on a weekly basis. This means that if you wanted to watch the next episode, you’d have to wait until next week to do so. However, Netflix kind of changed that when they released all episodes for the season at once, allowing users to binge watch shows until it was completed.
It has been many years since the Breaking Bad series came to an end. In terms of series finales, we reckon that it was probably one of the better ones, where it wrapped things up nicely without necessarily falling into the usual kinds of TV tropes. However, following the end of the series, there have been rumors about a Breaking Bad movie in the works.
How do platforms like YouTube and Netflix recommend videos to watch? This is largely based on algorithms in which it looks at the videos you’ve watched in the past and tries to recommend other videos and movies that it thinks are in a similar vein. How accurate are these recommendations? Sometimes they can be pretty spot-on, but are they necessarily the best way to go about it?
‘The Irishman’ is a movie that cinema buffs have long been waiting for. Netflix picked up the project that has some of the biggest legends in the industry behind it. It brings together Martin Scorsese with Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci as they tell a story about the lives of union figures Frank Sheeran and Jimmy Hoffa who were linked to organized crime. Netflix has finally released […]
Netflix did confirm recently that it would be launching mobile-only streaming plans in select markets. India was to be one of the first markets where this plan was going to be launched. Netflix is now offering users in the country a $3 plan which allows them to stream content from the service on their mobile devices only. The plan costs the equivalent of $3 per month.
A couple of weeks after new photos from Netflix’s The Witcher series had emerged, the online video streaming giant has now released the first trailer for this highly anticipated show. The trailer was revealed at the San Diego Comic-Con. Fans were treated to the first proper bit of footage from the title.
It was reported earlier this year that Netflix was testing a mobile-only plan in some countries. The plan would be cheaper, costing only $4, the only limitation being that subscribers could stream Netflix on their mobile devices only. Since it was a test, the option was available to select users in just a few countries. Netflix has now confirmed that it’s going to properly launch mobile-only plans.
In the early days of video streaming, the competition wasn’t as fierce, and where companies such as Netflix reigned. However, in the past couple of years, we’re starting to see a rise in the number of video streaming services from the likes of Amazon, Apple, Disney, HBO, and more, and as such, it’s not surprising that Netflix’s subscriber count is taking a hit.