The company behind ChatGPT is making flashy new partnerships left and right, and the latest is an unholy union of two of tech’s biggest disruptors: OpenAI and Netflix. The streaming service is ...

NETFLIX is set to begin rolling out a brand new app design on TVs around the world from today. The new look is the first ...

Today, Netflix announced that it will roll out a revamped UI for its TV app in the coming weeks and months. The important changes include a redesigned home page, easy discovery of content you’d ...

"Our redesigned TV home page is simpler ... Kim said. The new UI also makes it easier for Netflix to highlight live events — such as Christmas Day NFL games, WWE programming and Everybody's ...

In announcing the new UI, Netflix CTO Elizabeth Stone highlighted the flexibility ... "Better Realtime Recommendations: We’re making the recommendations on the homepage more responsive to your moods ...

Netflix is updating its homepage for the first time since 2013, but it has periodically made smaller user interface updates.

The end goal of the new Netflix UI is to enhance personalized recommendations ... the new look offers “flexibility to evolve the home page in the future” and “we believe the improvement ...

Netflix on TV is getting a major UI refresh while on mobile, viewers can expect a new scrollable vertical feed with clips from Netflix shows and movies.

However, these new features come with downsides too, with it being widely speculated that the removal of interactive TV specials such as Black Mirror: Bandersnatch and Unbreakable Kimmy Scmidt finale ...

The revamped homepage now shows a big ... feed is also being testedanother sign Netflix is experimenting with how people discover content. This UI refresh may seem cosmetic, but it signals a ...

including a new “My Netflix” tab with listed content, reminders for upcoming shows, and a continue watching feed, as well as a homepage designed to show more information at a glance ...

The company has been working on the new TV experience since last year, according to Eunice Kim, Netflix's chief product officer. "Our redesigned TV home page is simpler, more intuitive and better ...