Netflix has gone global after it announced that it is opening its doors to 130 new countries. Check here to see if your country is on the list of supported regions.
Here's how to find out and fix if your Netflix account is hacked. McAfee Labs is reporting about a hack where hackers are selling access to compromised Netflix accounts for as little as a dollar a time. Read on for more details.
T-Mobile has announced a new data plan called Binge On, which will allow users to access 24 different video streaming services for free without that usage counting against their data cap.
Netflix has updated its iOS app, bringing a new feature which allows users to subscribe to the service via Apple's In-App Purchase (IAP) system rather than forcing them to sign up via the web.
Netflix God Mode enables mobile app like scrolling on Web interface, making it perfect for binge watching. More details can be found right here.
The Interview has, since its announcement, been shrouded in controversy. For its flagrant mocking of North Korea, it hasn't exactly helped preexisting tensions, and after a stuttered release, remains conspicuous by its absence on Netflix. Not for long, it would seem, for at its latest earnings call, Netflix confirmed that the flick will be available to subscribers from later this month.
There are reports flying around that Samsung might be looking to bundle a limited period free Netflix service for consumers with some of its devices. Read on after the jump for further details and learn why this news is bigger than it sounds.
Even now, nearly two months since the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were released and we're still waiting for some major players to update their apps to support Apple's two new smartphones. One of those apps that people have been waiting for an update to is the Netflix app, and that update just landed on the App Store.
If you haven't watched Breaking Bad, you've at least heard about it, and with the series now having drawn its conclusion, avid fans of the show have been left to find some other method of consuming their time. When a show is as captivating as Breaking Bad, though, viewers often go back and revisit the entire series from start to finish, provided enough time has passed since the last watch. But thanks to Netflix's promise that Breaking Bad will be available in 4K ultra HD from next month, fans have a pretty good excuse to relive the epic all over again.
We've all been there. You're all set to try out the latest and greatest online service but there's a problem - it needs a credit card number before it will let you do anything or even create an account. But you don't always want to give your credit card number to a company that might not still be around in a few months, and it's possible you might even be a little protective of those digits even if it's a well established company because, after all, you can never be too careful.
