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Netflix launches its shuffle feature, now called ‘Play Something,’ to users worldwide Netflix today is officially launching a feature that will make it easier to find something to watch when you’re stuck browsing and unable to make a decision. The service is introducing a tool called “Play Something” to users worldwide — the final iteration of that “shuffle” feature you may have already seen during Netflix’s tests over the past year. When selected, Netflix will play another show or movie it thinks you’ll like, based on your interests and prior viewing behavior. In other wo...

Along with content, user experience is taking centre stage gradually in the over-the-top (OTT) ecosystem. As users are now exposed to enormous content via a number of platforms, the OTT players are looking at introducing more features to make their experience better.

• Choose the amount of content you want downloaded to your device. You can choose from 1GB, 3GB, or 5GB. Next, click Turn On. Netflix regularly releases new features to enhance the user experience. In 2019, it rolled out Smart Downloads that automatically deletes the episode that users have finished watching, and then automatically downloads the next episode. More recently, the sleep timer feature was announced which will turn off the content being played on the app after a while. Users can choose to turn off content in 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, or until a particular TV show/mov...

JioFiber tops Netflix internet speed index followed by Tata Sky, Airtel Xtreme, and ACT News JioFiber topped the list in November and December also with speeds of 3.8Mbps on average. (Image: Jio) Netflix has released its speed index report for January 2021, with JioFiber topping the charts. The report consists of lists of details on countries, regions that provide the best user experience. India was a part of the tier 2 list with average speeds of 3.6Mbps. JioFiber was followed by Tata Sky broadband, 7 Star Digital, Airtel Xtreme, Atria Convergence Technologies (ACT), Excitel Broadband...

With over 167 million users around the world, Netflix is without a doubt one of the most popular streaming services.  Now, Netflix has started testing a new feature that could be music to the ears of any users who like to watch TV programmes or films as they fall asleep. The feature, called Watch Timer, lets you pick a period of time that Netflix will run before pausing, ensuring you don't miss any of the action as you doze off. The feature is currently being tested with select Android users, and it remains unclear when, or even if, it will be available for all Netflix users.