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Rabu, 06 Januari 2016

Netflix video is now available in over 130 countries worldwide


Just when you think CES is over, well Netflix just pulled a fast one and they are now no longer just a region specific service as starting today, their video catalog will be available in over 130 countries. This unexpected move took everyone by surprise and this move by an American company shows that the US market is no longer a powerhouse for internet users and users from all around the globe including Malaysians will be able to subscribe to Netflix and enjoy original content like Marvel’s Daredevil and Marvel’s Jessica Jones, Narcos, Sense8, Grace and Frankie, and Marco Polo.

Most notably, Netflix will not be available in China yet due to the Chinese government's tight control of internet censorship. Other regions like North Korea, Syria and Crimea are also excluded from the #NetflixWorldwide deal as there are restrictions of US companies in these regions. But nevertheless, the news has sparked Netflix's stocks.

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Starting today, you can enjoy all your favorite TV shows without waiting for your network provider or through explicit means (you know what i mean) for as low as RM 33 a month. The Basic Netflix plans will get you all the TV shows but Netflix also has two other tiers like Standard and Premium which both coast RM 42 and RM 52 respectively and these pricier plans basically allow you to get better quality videos and also the ability to share the account with others.

Being a global video provider, Netflix is now available in 21 different languages to suit the needs of users from over 130 countries. Additionally, Netflix is available in all internet ready devices you can think of, from your XBOX to the iPad to an Android phone and even on a Windows Phone, you are able to catch your favorite episode anywhere anytime. Even if you don't have a mobile device, a modern internet browser will be just the thing you'll need to catch up on that documentary.

So, what are you waiting for? Head on over to www.netflix.com and get your free 30 day trial to experience it all. And if you were wondering if your 12 month free subscription of iflix will be worth it anymore, well Netflix has all the popular TV shows which are up to date and iflix only has a small selection of that. Hope that answers your question.



ORIGINAL SOURCE: NETFLIX
Senin, 23 November 2015

iFlix launches offline streaming on iOS and Android


iFlix, a relatively new video streaming service which launched their network in Malaysia earlier this year is releasing probably the most requested feature. Without any extra charges, iFlix now allow users to download video content for offline viewing but there are restrictions with this new feature. One of them is that you can only have up to 10 downloaded videos at any given time but you do get to choose the video quality to download so you don't overfill your 16GB iPhone 6S.

In addition to that, the downloaded content can only be stored on your device for only 7 days and that number goes down to only 48 hours once you have viewed the video. Another caveat is that this feature is currently only available for Android and iOS but the company says that they are working towards a launch of an offline viewing feature on their desktop application in early 2016.

Just so you know, iFlix costs RM 8 a month and beyond the offline streaming, you can also take advantage of the massive library of up-to-date TV content. There is a free 30-day trial if you want to give it a shot. Try iFlix today at www.iflix.com

ORIGINAL SOURCE: SOYACINCAU