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Netflix has begun rolling out its 'Play Something Button' on TV for users globally. When a user hits the &lsquo;Play Something&rsquo; button, they'll be instantly met with a series or film, based on what they've watched before. Furthermore, members can also click &lsquo;Play Something Else&rsquo; and get a brand new series or film they're already watching. Netflix plans to launch the feature on its mobile apps later in 2021.

Netflix rolls out out 'Play Something' Button' for TV app users globally

Netflix has begun rolling out its 'Play Something Button' on TV for users globally.

Netflix has begun rolling out its 'Play Something Button' on TV for users globally. When a user hits the &lsquo;Play Something&rsquo; button, they'll be instantly met with a series or film, based on what they've watched before. Furthermore, members can also click &lsquo;Play Something Else&rsquo; and get a brand new series or film they're already watching. Netflix plans to launch the feature on its mobile apps&nbsp;in late 2021.
Netflix rolls out out 'Play Something' Button' for TV app users globally
Netflix rolls out out 'Play Something' Button' on TV for users globally
Automatically plays a new series or film based on your tastes
Netflix plans on rolling out the new feature to mobile apps in late 2021

Netflix has begun rolling out its 'Play Something Button' on TV for users globally. When a user hits the &lsquo;Play Something&rsquo; button, they'll be instantly met with a series or film, based on what they've watched before. Furthermore, members can also click &lsquo;Play Something Else&rsquo; and get a brand new series or film they're already watching. Netflix plans to launch the feature on its mobile apps&nbsp;in late 2021.

The Android app for Amazon Prime Video has received an update that gives users a 'shuffle' button on select shows.

Amazon Prime Video gets 'shuffle' button on Android App

Amazon Prime Video gets 'shuffle' button on Android App
The Android app for Amazon Prime Video has received an update that gives users a 'shuffle' button on select shows. If pressed, the app will then play random episodes of the show. The selection of random episodes will be limited to a particular show and season. A feature like this has been much requested by streaming service users for quite some time. Netflix has also teased a similar feature before, and plans to roll it out to all users some time this year.
Amazon Prime Video gets 'shuffle' button on Android 'Shuffle' button plays random episodes of selected show Shuffle feature much-requested by users Netflix plans to roll out shuffle as well

The Android app for Amazon Prime Video has received an update that gives users a 'shuffle' button on select shows. If pressed, the app will then play random episodes of the show. The selection of random episodes will be limited to a particular show and season. A feature like this has been much requested by streaming service users for quite some time. Netflix has also teased a similar feature before, and plans to roll it out to all users some time this year.

Netflix&nbsp;'Shuffle Play', a new feature that lets users quickly and easily find content, is expected to roll out globally in the first quarter of 2021. The streaming giant had been testing a 'Shuffle Play&rsquo; button since August 2020. It helps indecisive subscribers stream a random title based on their viewing history or playlists. Previously, Netflix had tested a feature that&rsquo;d show a random episode of a specific TV series.

Netflix 'Shuffle Play’ feature to roll out globally in Q1, 2021

Netflix Shuffle Play, a new feature that lets users quickly and easily find content, is expected to roll out globally in the first quarter of 2021.

Netflix&nbsp;'Shuffle Play', a new feature that lets users quickly and easily find content, is expected to roll out globally in the first quarter of 2021. The streaming giant had been testing a 'Shuffle Play&rsquo; button since August 2020. It helps indecisive subscribers stream a random title based on their viewing history or playlists. Previously, Netflix had tested a feature that&rsquo;d show a random episode of a specific TV series.
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Netflix 'Shuffle Play&rsquo; feature to roll out globally in Q1, 2021
Picks titles based on viewing history, playlists
Earlier, Netflix tested picking random episodes of a TV series

Netflix&nbsp;'Shuffle Play', a new feature that lets users quickly and easily find content, is expected to roll out globally in the first quarter of 2021. The streaming giant had been testing a 'Shuffle Play&rsquo; button since August 2020. It helps indecisive subscribers stream a random title based on their viewing history or playlists. Previously, Netflix had tested a feature that&rsquo;d show a random episode of a specific TV series.

Apple TV+ free trial for users was initially supposed to end on November 20, 2020, but due to production delays of new series, the online video subscription service will be extended till July 2021 for eligible customers. To recall, Apple TV+ launched in India in November 2019 for ₹99 per month and offers original content including documentaries and TV shows.

Apple TV+ free trial extended till July 2021 for eligible users

Apple TV+ free trial for users was initially supposed to end on November 20, 2020, but due to production delays of new series, the online video subscription service will be extended till July 2021 for eligible customers.

 Apple TV+ free trial extended till July 2021 for eligible users

Apple TV+ free trial for users was initially supposed to end on November 20, 2020, but due to production delays of new series, the online video subscription service will be extended till July 2021 for eligible customers. To recall, Apple TV+ launched in India in November 2019 for ₹99 per month and offers original content including documentaries and TV shows.
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Apple TV+ free trial period extended till July 2021 for eligible users
Apple TV+ launched in India in November 2019
Offers original content, films and TV shows

Apple TV+ free trial for users was initially supposed to end on November 20, 2020, but due to production delays of new series, the online video subscription service will be extended till July 2021 for eligible customers. To recall, Apple TV+ launched in India in November 2019 for ₹99 per month and offers original content including documentaries and TV shows.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Video-streaming device maker Roku is advance talks to buy Quibi's content catalogue.

Report: Roku in talks to buy rights to Quibi’s Content

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Video-streaming device maker Roku is advance talks to buy Quibi's content catalogue as the mobile-first streaming service plans on shutting shop.&nbsp;

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Video-streaming device maker Roku is advance talks to buy Quibi's content catalogue as the mobile-first streaming service plans on shutting shop. Quibi, the nearly $2 billion start-up specialised in original shows with short five to 10-minute-long chapters. It was launched on April 6, 2020, amid great fanfare by veteran Hollywood producer Jeffrey Katzenberg and seasoned tech executive Meg Whitman. It aimed to revolutionise the way people consume entertainment, but decided to wind down operations barely six months after launch.
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Report: Roku in talks to buy rights to Quibi&rsquo;s Content
Quibi served up shows in 5 to 10-minute chapters
Launched on April 6, 2020
Aimed to revolutionise the way people stream content
Quibi was operational for only six months after launch

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Video-streaming device maker Roku is advance talks to buy Quibi's content catalogue as the mobile-first streaming service plans on shutting shop. Quibi, the nearly $2 billion start-up specialised in original shows with short five to ten-minute-long chapters. It was launched on April 6, 2020, amid great fanfare by veteran Hollywood producer Jeffrey Katzenberg and seasoned tech executive Meg Whitman. It aimed to revolutionise the way people consume entertainment, but decided to wind down operations barely six months after launch.

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