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

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

"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 ...

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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.

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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 ...

Three Fire TV devices will be incompatible with the video-streaming service effective June 3, but existing customers may be eligible for a discount if they buy a new Amazon streamer.

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Steve Johnson, Netflix’s vice president of design, compared the current interface with its rows of titles and tiles to a Blockbuster Video shelf. Eunice Kim, Netflix’s chief product officer ...

This is the biggest shake-up to its user experience in years—because clearly, the problem wasn’t the 17 million tiles of mid-tier content, but how your eyes were navigating them. This update isn’t ...