With Netflix being available on such a wide variety of devices it only seems natural that they would allow you to stream using a wide variety of supported devices. And well, it looks like Netflix has recently (and dramatically) upped that number of supported devices to 50. Yup, according to the Netflix website; You may more »

So Netflix went down the other night, and well, it looks like they are making good on that outage. But making good in a way that requires action on the part of the user. You see, Netflix is offering a 3 percent credit, however you need to click a link in the email they send more »

A disappointed three year old with an iPod touch and the Netflix app prompted me to head on over to the Netflix website — and low and behold — they are down. Bummer. Anyway, if you check out the site as of now you will greeted with the dreaded reminder that the ‘cloud’ is not more »

$10 for all you can stream Netflix movies and TV shows is what Netflix is testing the water with via a new survey questions according to Joystiq. The survey suggests Netflix found a way to get their customers or new customers access to their network via the uber-popular Nintendo Wii. So the question Netflix wants to know, would you cough up $10 to watch your Netflix instant queue?

Netflix streaming is coming to every connected box as of late. I’ve been using the service via a TiVo HD box as of late and it is changing the way I use Netflix’s service. My ratio of instant view versus traditional mailers is about 3 to 1. If only their instant view selection was better, my ratio might stop mailing all together. The instant streaming starts almost instantly, perhaps a 10 second lag at most.