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Digital Trends may earn a commission when you buy through links on our site. Why trust us? Netflix may bring its gaming service to TVs, with iPhones serving as controllers Netflix is working on a feature that will bring its games to smart TVs and allow players to use their iPhone as a controller, reports

Netflix might let you use an iPhone to control games on your TV / A string discovered in the iOS app’s code references using your phone as a game controller. Mar 30, 2023, 12:44 AM UTC|Share this storyIllustration by Alex Castro / The VergeNetflix is working on a feature that would let you use your

Movie night is a beloved, long-standing tradition for families all around the world. With a wide variety of movies available for streaming on different platforms, deciding what to watch can be trickier than agreeing on pizza toppings. However, the rallying call in my house never changes -- everyone wants to watch sci-fi. But which movie?

Good news, Arrested Development fans. You can continue watching the highly acclaimed sitcom on Netflix. As The Verge outlines, all five seasons of the show, including the two financed by Netflix, were set to leave the service on March 15th. However, the series is now staying put, thanks to a licensing agreement the company reached

Earlier this year, it emerged that Netflix was exploring potentially adjusting its ad strategy after what can be considered a tricky start to the advertising business.Sources said outcomes could include the streaming service overhauling its relationship with Microsoft, which has powered Netflix’s ad tech. Sources familiar with Netflix’s early conversations suggested they were a precursor

Netflix announced its Microsoft partnership in July as part of a pact that was expected to generate billions in advertising revenue for the online streaming service. Although, after a tricky start on Madison Avenue, it appears as if Netflix is now considering alternative options on how to run its operations with potential outcomes including the streaming

I Think You Should Leave With Tim Robinson finally has a premiere date, almost a year after Netflix announced that the show was coming back for a third season. The streaming giant has announced on Twitter that the six-episode comedy sketch series will be available for streaming on May 30th. The show was created by