Netflix has introduced its most significant redesign in years, bringing a completely new experience to the streamer's TV app.

Three Fire TV devices will be incompatible with the video-streaming service effective June 3, but existing customers may be ...

"Our redesigned TV home page is simpler, more intuitive and better represents the breadth of entertainment on Netflix today," Kim said on a call with reporters. The new tiles for each show ...

Netflix remains one of the best streaming services, and its interface has long been one of its best features (in addition to thousands of hours of content, of course). Now, the company is unveiling a ...

and My Netflix, and a centralized hub for Continue Watching, My List, and Remind Me. The back button on your remote will take you directly to the navigation bar. Tiles for each piece of content ...

For starters, there was just the look itself, with seemingly endless rows of titles and tiles, one that Steve Johnson, Netflix’s vice president of design, likened to a Blockbuster Video shelf.

As detailed in the Netflix press release, the new TV homepage brings several visual and functional changes. These include larger tiles, moving the shortcuts from the left side to the top of the ...

Netflix announced that its mobile app will offer users a ChatGPT-like AI tool to help them find what they really want to watch.

Netflix repositions its shortcuts and adds more info to tiles. It's also testing generative AI for search on iOS and a TikTok-style vertical feed for mobile discovery.

Netflix is set to end support for some older Amazon Fire TV devices starting June 3. Users of the Fire TV (2014), Fire TV ...