Netflix may allow the users to download movies to watch offline, according to the company’s Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos. Sarandos revealed the plan to CNBC ahead of the premiere of a new show. “We have talked a lot about this over the years and our belief is that broadband and Wi-Fi become more and more ubiquitous, available in more and more places that you are, more and more minutes... Read More
At the ongoing tech expo, CES 2016, Netflix has announced that it has activated its services in 130 additional countries all around the world, including India. Netflix streams TV shows, documentaries, and movies to its subscribers for a monthly fee, and it even streams original content that is produced by the company itself. Netflix.com is available in India right now, and you can subscribe for its video streaming service for... Read More
We Indians love movies and TV series, and it is the most preferred mode of entertainment in our country. Thanks to the U.S. television shows, youth in India is becoming more open to streaming as well. However, until now there has been no exclusive streaming service for us, such as Netflix, but now the scenario is changing for better as Netflix is planning to enter India. As per a report... Read More
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And there are wifi 7 router on amazon lol
wifi is western culture hence ban wifi -these ppl probably
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