All posts tagged "netflix"
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1.4KTech8% of Australians are watching Netflix in a public toilet: New data reveals where we’re watching
Get this – 8% of Australians are watching Netflix in a public toilet. Yep, and that’s above the global average. That’s just...
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1.2KLifestyleAre You a Binge Racer?
We’re all guilty of staring at our calendar and marking the date that our favourite Netflix show drops a whole new series....
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2.4KTechA record 11 Million Aussies are streaming TV content
We love our TVs. In 2017 we love watching “TV” in a big way, but what TV stands for has changed and...
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2.2KTechNetflix choose your own adventure – a new style of TV
There’s plenty of reporting about this new Netflix feature – interactive storytelling, and “branching narratives” which were introduced last week, but fundamentally,...
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1.7KTechNetflix ditches the stars, adds thumbs up and thumbs down for rating shows
Your Netflix experience is about to get much more personal as the streaming giant ditches the five star user rating system and...
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2.5KTechFree video beats Subscription Video in the all out streaming wars
If you thought Netflix had raced away with the hearts and minds of Australians, think again with the Free-to-air channels fighting back...
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2.1KTechNetflix adds downloads so you can watch on the plane!
For those who travel or are frugal with their mobile data, Netflix has a new feature aimed just at you. Downloads. Yep,...
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3.5KTechPresto shutting down: Why Foxtel is not competing directly with Stan & Netflix
Streaming video service Presto will cease to exist on January 31 2017 as Foxtel and Seven Network part ways on the joint...
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4.8KTechOptus unleashes Netflix and Presto – Data Free option for postpaid customers
Optus has become the first mobile telco to provide the option to unleash streaming video services free from the worry of data...
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16.7K3TechFetch TV launches new Mini and Mighty set top boxes – their best yet and a market leader: Review
Fetch TV is a business that’s been on a long and steady journey that seems to have been aimed squarely at where...