Netflix is going to start testing a TikTok-like feed of vertical video in its mobile app to help you discover something new to watch. The test will begin in “the coming weeks,” according to a blog ...

Ever wonder what it'd be like to open your Netflix phone app and summon very specific title recommendations by saying ...

Netflix announced on Wednesday that it’s testing a short-form video feature, signaling that even a streaming giant with over ...

Apple is set to launch the iPhone 17 in September 2025, featuring significant updates compared to the iPhone 16.​, Gadgets ...

We want to release 100 shows a month." Amazon MX Player is also gearing up to launch its own microdrama platform, MX Fatafat, ...

This latest update, built on Android 15, brings a whole new level of smarts, style, and smoothness to your device. Whether ...

With One UI 7 hitting devices, millions of Samsung fans are being transitioned to a vertical app drawer for the first time, something other Android phones have had for a decade. Why does this small ...

Ever wondered what it's like to travel through Peru on the renowned Glass Dome train? Our editor gives you a peek into the journey, from the excited atmosphere of fellow Machu Picchu-bound travelers ...

In return for investment in reconstruction, the US is set to get preferential access to any new deals concerning Ukraine's ...

THESE days, most mobile phone users go for vertical videos than horizontal ones. Data shows that viewers spend more time with vertical video content on smartphones than traditional horizontal formats.

Samsung is working on a vertical rollable phone The handset could be equipped with two rear cameras Samsung has yet to launch a commercial tri-fold or rollable phone ...

Rolling up your phone like a poster is apparently the next big thing for Samsung. It might be a long wait before it becomes a ...