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One Piece Is Getting an Anime Remake From Netflix, Wit Studio
One Piece is getting an anime remake from the producers of Attack on Titan. Dubbed ‘The One Piece,’ the series will pick up from the very beginning of the manga — East Blue Saga — and use modern animation technology to cater to a new audience. Currently, there is no release window for the same, and it seems to be part of Netflix’s ongoing...
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Netflix in Talks to Bring a New Grand Theft Auto Title to Its Games Service: Report
A new report claims that streaming giant Netflix is looking to add a Grand Theft Auto title to its games portfolio. There are no details on the game itself or its launch date, but a GTA release on the Netflix Games platform would likely be a mobile title.
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Netflix House Physical Retail Stores Selling Merchandise, Themed Food and More to Launch in 2025
Netflix is opening an entertainment-focused retail store called Netflix House, providing visitors with a physical destination to buy merch, consume themed food, and partake in activities. Its first two outlets are slated to open in 2025 in the US, before expanding to other regions in the world. Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos claims it’s nothing like Di...
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Netflix Begins Testing Game Streaming on TVs, PCs, and Macs: Details
Netflix has begun rolling out beta access for cloud streaming its games to select subscribers in the US and Canada. The testing period includes two games — Oxenfree and Molehew’s Mining Adventure — which is now available to play on select TVs using the phone as a controller. The beta is also slated to arrive on PC and Mac devices in the futur...
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Netflix Bites Restaurant to Open in Los Angeles Serving Food From Chef’s Table, Nailed It! and More
Netflix is opening a restaurant in Los Angeles, in an effort to expand beyond the streaming and mobile gaming space. The place is called Netflix Bites and will serve dishes from their original shows including Chef’s Table, Is It Cake, and Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend. It opens June 30 in Los Angeles — for a limited time — and requires ...
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Netflix Expands Crackdown on Password Sharing; Alerts Users in Over 100 Countries
Netflix on Tuesday expanded its crackdown on password sharing to the United States and more than 100 other countries, alerting users that their accounts cannot be shared for free outside of their households.
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"A Netflix Account Is For...": Big Crackdown On Password Sharing
Netflix on Tuesday expanded its crackdown on users sharing passwords with people beyond their immediate family as it seeks to shore up revenue at the leading streaming television service.
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Netflix Expands Spatial Audio Support to Over 700 Titles for Premium Subscribers
Netflix has announced the expansion of its spatial audio support to over 700 titles for its Premium subscribers. The video streaming giant has introduced spatial audio support in July last year, for selected movies and TV shows from its originals list.
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Netflix Plans to Expand Games Catalogue to Include Over 50 Titles by Year End: Report
Amid tough competition and password sharing issues, Netflix has fixed its eyes on the gaming service to earn huge profits in the market and increase their share value. The streaming service will be adding more gaming titles to its Games catalogue by the end of this year.
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Netflix Brings Mobile Games to iOS Just a Week After Launching Them for Android Users
Netflix on Tuesday launched mobile games for iOS users. The new announcement comes just a week after games debuting on Android.
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Netflix’s Gaming Push Begins on Mobile, Will Be a ‘Core Part of Its Subscription Offering’
Netflix is getting into gaming with mobile games, calling it a “core part of its subscription offering.” Netflix games will draw off Netflix originals, but it will also license games and greenlight standalone titles that could one day become their own Netflix original series or movie.
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Leslie Odom Jr. Joins Knives Out 2, Opposite Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista, and Kathryn Hahn: Report
Knives Out 2 cast expands with Leslie Odom Jr., best known for Hamilton and One Night in Miami. Odom Jr. joins Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista, Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, and Kathryn Hahn.
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Netflix, Keanu Reeves Team Up on Brzrkr Movie, Anime Spin-Off Series
Keanu Reeves and Netflix are going Brzrkr. On Monday, Netflix announced that it was developing a live-action film and an anime spin-off series based on Brzrkr, the Boom! Studios comic book created by Reeves, which he will star in and produce.
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Tim Cook Expanded Apple In Ways Steve Jobs Used To Resist
Joe Biden had a question for Tim Cook: Why, the then-vice president wanted to know, couldn't Apple make the iPhone in the U.S.? It was January 2012, during President Barack Obama's reelection campaign and three months after the death of Cook's predecessor, Steve Jobs. Biden was in Palo Alto for a dinner meeting with Cook and a group of tech leaders...
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Vi (Vodafone Idea) Brings Rs. 1,348 RedX Family Postpaid Plan With ‘Unlimited’ High-Speed Data
Vi (Vodafone Idea) has brought a Rs. 1,348 RedX Family postpaid plan that offers benefits including Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Zee5 Premium subscription for one year. The plan also includes “unlimited” high-speed data for the primary connection.
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One Piece Is Getting an Anime Remake From Netflix, Wit Studio
One Piece is getting an anime remake from the producers of Attack on Titan. Dubbed ‘The One Piece,’ the series will pick up from the very beginning of the manga — East Blue Saga — and use modern animation technology to cater to a new audience. Currently, there is no release window for the same, and it seems to be part of Netflix’s ongoing...
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Netflix in Talks to Bring a New Grand Theft Auto Title to Its Games Service: Report
A new report claims that streaming giant Netflix is looking to add a Grand Theft Auto title to its games portfolio. There are no details on the game itself or its launch date, but a GTA release on the Netflix Games platform would likely be a mobile title.
-
Netflix House Physical Retail Stores Selling Merchandise, Themed Food and More to Launch in 2025
Netflix is opening an entertainment-focused retail store called Netflix House, providing visitors with a physical destination to buy merch, consume themed food, and partake in activities. Its first two outlets are slated to open in 2025 in the US, before expanding to other regions in the world. Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos claims it’s nothing like Di...
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Netflix Begins Testing Game Streaming on TVs, PCs, and Macs: Details
Netflix has begun rolling out beta access for cloud streaming its games to select subscribers in the US and Canada. The testing period includes two games — Oxenfree and Molehew’s Mining Adventure — which is now available to play on select TVs using the phone as a controller. The beta is also slated to arrive on PC and Mac devices in the futur...
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Netflix Bites Restaurant to Open in Los Angeles Serving Food From Chef’s Table, Nailed It! and More
Netflix is opening a restaurant in Los Angeles, in an effort to expand beyond the streaming and mobile gaming space. The place is called Netflix Bites and will serve dishes from their original shows including Chef’s Table, Is It Cake, and Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend. It opens June 30 in Los Angeles — for a limited time — and requires ...
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Netflix Expands Crackdown on Password Sharing; Alerts Users in Over 100 Countries
Netflix on Tuesday expanded its crackdown on password sharing to the United States and more than 100 other countries, alerting users that their accounts cannot be shared for free outside of their households.
-
"A Netflix Account Is For...": Big Crackdown On Password Sharing
Netflix on Tuesday expanded its crackdown on users sharing passwords with people beyond their immediate family as it seeks to shore up revenue at the leading streaming television service.
-
Netflix Expands Spatial Audio Support to Over 700 Titles for Premium Subscribers
Netflix has announced the expansion of its spatial audio support to over 700 titles for its Premium subscribers. The video streaming giant has introduced spatial audio support in July last year, for selected movies and TV shows from its originals list.
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Netflix Plans to Expand Games Catalogue to Include Over 50 Titles by Year End: Report
Amid tough competition and password sharing issues, Netflix has fixed its eyes on the gaming service to earn huge profits in the market and increase their share value. The streaming service will be adding more gaming titles to its Games catalogue by the end of this year.
-
Netflix Brings Mobile Games to iOS Just a Week After Launching Them for Android Users
Netflix on Tuesday launched mobile games for iOS users. The new announcement comes just a week after games debuting on Android.
-
Netflix’s Gaming Push Begins on Mobile, Will Be a ‘Core Part of Its Subscription Offering’
Netflix is getting into gaming with mobile games, calling it a “core part of its subscription offering.” Netflix games will draw off Netflix originals, but it will also license games and greenlight standalone titles that could one day become their own Netflix original series or movie.
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Leslie Odom Jr. Joins Knives Out 2, Opposite Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista, and Kathryn Hahn: Report
Knives Out 2 cast expands with Leslie Odom Jr., best known for Hamilton and One Night in Miami. Odom Jr. joins Daniel Craig, Dave Bautista, Edward Norton, Janelle Monáe, and Kathryn Hahn.
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Netflix, Keanu Reeves Team Up on Brzrkr Movie, Anime Spin-Off Series
Keanu Reeves and Netflix are going Brzrkr. On Monday, Netflix announced that it was developing a live-action film and an anime spin-off series based on Brzrkr, the Boom! Studios comic book created by Reeves, which he will star in and produce.
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Tim Cook Expanded Apple In Ways Steve Jobs Used To Resist
Joe Biden had a question for Tim Cook: Why, the then-vice president wanted to know, couldn't Apple make the iPhone in the U.S.? It was January 2012, during President Barack Obama's reelection campaign and three months after the death of Cook's predecessor, Steve Jobs. Biden was in Palo Alto for a dinner meeting with Cook and a group of tech leaders...
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Vi (Vodafone Idea) Brings Rs. 1,348 RedX Family Postpaid Plan With ‘Unlimited’ High-Speed Data
Vi (Vodafone Idea) has brought a Rs. 1,348 RedX Family postpaid plan that offers benefits including Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Zee5 Premium subscription for one year. The plan also includes “unlimited” high-speed data for the primary connection.
