Today, Netflix updated their Universal iOS app for streaming Instant Watch content with support for subtitles (where available). Whether you’re watching something foreign, are hard of hearing or just think the book was better, the Netflix iOS app version 1.3 has you covered. It should be noted that not all Netflix content has subtitles to begin with, but if subtitles are available, you’ll see a caption icon on the playback controls.

The latest update to the Netflix app is out with full support for Instant Watch on iPhone and iPod touch. That means you can access your Netflix account anywhere you have Internet access. The app allows you to find movies or TV shows on the go, add them to your queue, and now even stream any of the Instant Watch collection. I’m still uncertain how many people really want to stream a movie or TV show to their iPhone or iPod touch and actually watch it on the device.

Being a Mac user, you’ve probably experienced more than your fair share of headaches as a result of the PC being the industry standard for just about everything. Watching online video is no exception, but Netflix is getting ready to alleviate your headaches before the end of the year with a Mac solution for watching their streaming content online.

If you’re a Netflix subscriber, you already know there are thousands of videos available online to be watched instantly…if you’re running Windows, that is. Other than this limiting factor, the system is actually pretty awesome. Just sign in, pick a movie or TV show that strikes your fancy, and seconds later you’re entertained. No waiting for disks in the mail. Plus, if you are so inclined, you can watch an entire season of a TV show in one sitting. Previously, you’d have to watch one disk’s worth of episodes, send it back, get the next disk, rinse, and repeat.

But today, Netflix has announced they will finally be providing a Mac solution for instantly watching videos online.