Netflix has added vertical video to its mobile experience, joining the ranks of popular social video apps like Instagram and TikTok that are designed to be viewed while you're holding a phone upright.

Netflix is preparing a redesign of its mobile app, and it sounds like the company wants it to be more than just a visual refresh. Speaking during a recent earnings call, co-CEO Greg Peters confirmed ...

As YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram continue to dominate mobile viewing, Netflix is rethinking how its app fits into a social-first video landscape. During its fourth-quarter earnings call on Tuesday, ...

Netflix announced, during its most recent letter to shareholders, that it plans to integrate vertical video into its mobile app as it looks to keep up with other streaming services such as Disney+ and ...

Forward-looking: When it comes to consuming content on mobile, short-form vertical video is king. Apps like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram dominate, which likely explains why Netflix is revamping its ...

Netflix says its updated mobile app will launch at the end of April with a vertical video discovery feed. The company says the redesign reflects its broader entertainment push and changing mobile ...

Netflix is refreshing its mobile app with a new design built around a vertical discovery experience. It introduces a cleaner interface and a new feature called 'Clips' to help users find something to ...

After testing the feature for the last six months or so, Netflix said it will bring vertical videos to its mobile app sometime later in 2026, TechCrunch reported. So far, the feature has been used to ...

The streaming giant is adapting its interface for Apple’s new foldable iPhone while preparing to expand its personalized ...

Netflix has quietly stripped out one of the most useful tools in its mobile app, removing the ability to cast shows and films from a phone to most modern TVs and streaming devices. The change hits ...