In a move that's quite literally out of this world, Netflix is partnering with NASA to bring live programming from space ...

Under the app’s “What’s New” tab it now simply says, “Netflix now supports all Android 2.2 and 2.3 devices.” That’s great news for most smartphone users, though not all.

Netflix has its status page, which you can always check to ensure Netflix’s servers are up and running. There are plenty of third-party options, too. We recommend using DownDetector .

A poll conducted on Android Authority also showed that 63% of people share their digital streaming logins with others. However, the company’s attitude towards Netflix account sharing has changed.

Netflix’s “Squid Game” mobile game is coming to Google’s Chromebook and large-screen Android devices just in time for the ...

Early last year, Netflix prematurely flipped the switch on a beta channel release for its Android app. Within hours, the company pulled the plug on signups for the beta program. Now, over a year ...

Netflix announced the release date for Netflix Games in a Tweet earlier today. The games will be available starting on November 3, 2021 for Android devices, with plans to come to iOS in the future.

For now, you can’t play Netflix games on a smart TV or, ironically, a gaming console’s Netflix app. You’ll need either an Android device (updated to at least the Android 8.0 software) ...

Users of Netflix on Google TV and Android TV might have not had a reason to complain about their streaming experience. But with the Netflix app now supporting the frame rate matching feature, they ...

The moments you’ve been waiting for are here. Share and discuss your favorite shows like never before on Netflix. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles. If ...