Netflix has announced that it will roll out a revamped UI for its TV app, featuring a modern-looking homepage. If you watch Netflix on TV, you’ll see a bunch of UI changes in the coming weeks or ...

Netflix is giving its TV user interface a major overhaul. Alongside a fresh, cleaner look, you'll see recommendations that adapt to your activity as Netflix tries to better gauge what you might be ...

LOS GATOS, Calif.—Netflix has announced that starting May 19 it will begin rolling out a major upgrade to its user interface and the TV experience it offers streaming subscribers with a much more ...

Netflix is about to look different on your TV. The company is starting to roll out a big UI redesign for its TV app “in the coming weeks and months” globally, according to a blog post.

Netflix (NFLX, Financials) is giving its TV app a major makeover.The update, rolling out globally over the next few months, is built to help users find something to watchfaster and more intuitively.

Netflix on TV is getting a major UI refresh while on mobile, viewers can expect a new scrollable vertical feed with clips from Netflix shows and movies. Netflix on TV is slated to get a huge UI ...

Last month, the streamer’s Chief Product Officer Eunice Kim, Netflix’s Chief Product Officer, and Elizabeth Stone, Netflix’s Chief Technology Officer, announced the platform’s latest overhaul.

Last year, Netflix offered Gizmodo an early peek into the coming redesign.Subscribers will finally get to experience the full overhaul in the “coming weeks and months.” The change you’ll ...

Netflix is aiming its new update at the TV version of its app. It does not appear that the update will reach computers or mobile devices. The major theme of the update seems to be visual simplicity.

Truthfully, Netflix has seemed to have offered less compelling offerings since the last major UI overhaul hit platforms like Google TV. The new update may inject some life into the app across ...

Netflix has unveiled a major new refresh of its user experience on TVs. In a briefing, Netflix chief product officer Eunice Kim noted that the goal behind the update was to make everything “easier, ...

Netflix originally designed its TV user interface for shows and movies, but it had to evolve to better handle new entertainment offerings, such as live events and cloud gaming.The company has been ...