I think Netflix is doing it because it is faithful to the basics.
This foundation has given us endless convenience and extensive content consumption experience.
I'd like to record my basic feelings from Netflix.
TV, PC, laptop, tablet, mobile everywhere!
Netflix is not only available on TVs and PCs, it's also available on laptops, tablets, and mobile devices.
Device barrier does not exist.
Isn't it natural in the cloud era these days?'
While you may want to, there are not many experiences so far where a single piece of content can be enjoyed systematically over multiple devices.
Netflix supports smart TVs, streaming players, game consoles, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, smartphones, tablets, PCs, and laptop devices.
I imagined it would be great to be able to see it comfortably here and there, but there was no service available in real life.
No other content service has ever been so free from device barriers as Netflix has.
If you look at the history of content consumption between devices, you'll see how convenient it has become.
I had to move it to my mobile phone to continue viewing video content I downloaded from my PC and then plugged it into a port on the back of my TV to see it on TV.
Now, while we take it for granted to be synchronization across all devices, it wasn't just a few years ago.
Now, obviously,
If Netflix does not offer this convenience despite its highly recommended content and high level of equality original content, would Netflix continue to be used?
I certainly don't think so.
Netflix may be here today, as it has undergone an additional technical escalation process with the basic " basics " to address your discomfort.
And even if there's a natural disaster, it's easy to do this.
Netflix is so good at remembering the Restart point.
And what was even more amazing was that, at the same time, my last record of watching the video was combined to be updated.
For instance, I suddenly shut down my computer, and then I opened Netflix, and I started to restart it exactly from the last point I saw the video.
Netflix Reminds Your Final Viewing Points Under All Conditions
Even if the window turns off suddenly, even if the computer suddenly shut down, even if the smartphone battery goes flat, it will remember how far the user has seen the image.
Having easy access to content is critical. This is especially true for video content with long running hours.
Chances are not that users will be able to view the content from beginning to end at once.
Remember to remember your last point of play, and then show the right player—where you want to see it again.
With a diverse device environment these days, seamless connectivity between devices is also important.
Netflix is great when it comes to the basics.
It works as a solid foundation for enjoying Netflix, crossing over a variety of devices, including Mobile*PC, PC → tablets, and tablets → Mobile.
This foundation has given us endless convenience and extensive content consumption experience.
I'd like to record my basic feelings from Netflix.
TV, PC, laptop, tablet, mobile everywhere!
Netflix is not only available on TVs and PCs, it's also available on laptops, tablets, and mobile devices.
Device barrier does not exist.
Isn't it natural in the cloud era these days?'
While you may want to, there are not many experiences so far where a single piece of content can be enjoyed systematically over multiple devices.
Netflix supports smart TVs, streaming players, game consoles, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, smartphones, tablets, PCs, and laptop devices.
I imagined it would be great to be able to see it comfortably here and there, but there was no service available in real life.
No other content service has ever been so free from device barriers as Netflix has.
If you look at the history of content consumption between devices, you'll see how convenient it has become.
I had to move it to my mobile phone to continue viewing video content I downloaded from my PC and then plugged it into a port on the back of my TV to see it on TV.
Now, while we take it for granted to be synchronization across all devices, it wasn't just a few years ago.
Now, obviously,
If Netflix does not offer this convenience despite its highly recommended content and high level of equality original content, would Netflix continue to be used?
I certainly don't think so.
Netflix may be here today, as it has undergone an additional technical escalation process with the basic " basics " to address your discomfort.
And even if there's a natural disaster, it's easy to do this.
Netflix is so good at remembering the Restart point.
And what was even more amazing was that, at the same time, my last record of watching the video was combined to be updated.
For instance, I suddenly shut down my computer, and then I opened Netflix, and I started to restart it exactly from the last point I saw the video.
Netflix Reminds Your Final Viewing Points Under All Conditions
Even if the window turns off suddenly, even if the computer suddenly shut down, even if the smartphone battery goes flat, it will remember how far the user has seen the image.
Having easy access to content is critical. This is especially true for video content with long running hours.
Chances are not that users will be able to view the content from beginning to end at once.
Remember to remember your last point of play, and then show the right player—where you want to see it again.
With a diverse device environment these days, seamless connectivity between devices is also important.
Netflix is great when it comes to the basics.
It works as a solid foundation for enjoying Netflix, crossing over a variety of devices, including Mobile*PC, PC → tablets, and tablets → Mobile.
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