Netflix is the world’s leading subscription service for watching TV episodes and movies on your phone. This Netflix mobile application delivers the best experience anywhere, anytime.

How does Netflix work?

• Netflix membership gives you access to unlimited TV shows and movies for one low monthly price. 
• With the Netflix app you can instantly watch as many TV episodes & movies as you want, as often as you want, anytime you want.
• You can Browse a growing selection of thousands of titles, and new episodes that are added regularly. 
• Search for titles and watch immediately on your phone or on an ever expanding list of supported devices.
• Rate your favorite shows and movies and tell us what you like so Netflix can help suggest the best titles for you.

What’s New In This Version:

The new Netflix app makes it even easier to enjoy more movies and TV shows. Enjoy binge watching your favorite TV shows and get the best movie recommendations with this new update.

• Added post-play feature where, when one episode of a TV show ends, the Netflix app automatically cues and then starts the next episode
• In post-play for movies, the three best movie recommendations are displayed at the end of the movie currently being watched
• Added enhanced second screen options

“Hotels are currently the main focus for the launch of AirService 2.0″, says Stefan Williams, Co-Founder, “but with the new features 2.0 offers, we will be opening out in to some new and very interesting sectors in the next few weeks…”

Williams declined to comment what those actual ‘new and very interesting sectors’ are, however we did manage to get a demo of the new AirService for iPhone app, alongside Docket, their new POS-esque iPad app.

AirService is now taking venue pre-registrations at their website. Venues wishing to try AirService, should hurry, round 1 pre-registrations filled up in just 1 day.

According to Digitimes’ unnamed industry sources, we can expect a flood of new tablets sized to compete with Apple’s iPad mini. Since smartphone screens are approaching — and sometimes surpassing — the 6-inch mark, demand for 7-inch tablets is seen waning. Customers still want smaller, cheaper tablets though, and the 8-inch range is apparently the sweet spot.

Since the second-generation iPad mini will include a high-resolution Retina display, Apple rivals are also already working on panels with improved pixel densities. According to the report, however, pixel-hungry displays could pose a problem.

“The vendors also plan to make increased resolutions a major focal point in 2014, the sources said, Digitimes’ Sammi Huang and Alex Wolfgram wrote. ”However, recent demand from vendors asking panel makers to produce more IPS/FFS panels has caused panel shipment bottlenecks in the market, as the makers’ production yields have dropped as a result of producing the advanced technology. For panel makers producing panels with even higher resolutions means they might face even more bottlenecks through the year, causing panel supply to possibly be in even tighter supply in 2014, the sources added.”

“Due to operating losses from smaller scale competitors trying to compete, Apple and Samsung’s combined share of industry profits have exceeded 100 percent in previous quarters,” Canaccord Genuity T. Michael Walkley said, according to AllThingsD. “While Apple and Samsung continue to dominate the share of industry profits, improving cost structures and results from other OEMs have reduced Apple and Samsung’s combined share to 100 percent from levels above 100 percent the past several quarters.”

Samsung has slowly eaten away at Apple’s profits over the past few quarter. The research firm notes that Samsung is now on track to surpass Apple for the largest share of smartphone industry profits within the next few months.

“During the June quarter, we believe softer iPhone sales combined with strong Samsung Galaxy S4 sales could result in Samsung surpassing Apple for the top share of handset industry profits,” Walkley said.

Although iPhone sales are expected to soften in the coming months, the launch of the iPhone 5S will likely jolt Apple back into the lead.

Heard someone on the bus say something ridiculous, pop it on Eavesdrop. Other users then have the option to up vote or down vote your post. Think of it like Reddit, but for the masses of commuters.

The app has just hit the App Store, so users are low, but get started with it, and you’ll find its very fun.

Get the app from Eavesdrop for iPhone Official Website

Using 722,558 combined problem impressions, FixYa calculated scores by taking manufacturer problem impressions divided by sample problem impressions (impression ratio), normalizing market share amongst competitors for comparison (sample market share, combined total is 100%), and dividing sample market share by impression ratio.

Apple scored 3.47 for reliability; whereas, Samsung scored 1.21. Higher is better.

Here is what the study said about Apple devices….

Pros:

Dead Simple UI — FixYa users enjoy the “sleekness” and “simplicity” of the Apple experience, comparing it favorably with other phone manufacturers. A simple UI that everyone from grandmothers to small children can use is definitely a calling card of all iPhone devices and something that Apple has historically been very cognizant of when designing their products. There were nearly no complaints from FixYa users about the usability or confusing nature of the iPhone device.
Reliability — FixYa users lauded the reliability of the iPhone, stating that it is almost always working as intended in regards to core features and never hits a constant roadblock with one feature. This isn’t to say there were no complaints about the product. Rather, it’s an indication that the issues weren’t showstoppers and rarely continued to crop up consistently on a weekly basis.
App Ecosystem — Considering Apple essentially pioneered the appstore model, this is a logical pro of the device. While users on Android or Windows Phone ecosystems had complaints about a specific app not being available (although this is becoming less of an issue each day), iPhone users did not. If there’ s an app you want, it’ s going to be available on the Apple App Store.

Cons:

Lack of customizability — The iPhone’s simple UI is a double-edged sword. While the majority of FixYa users praised the company for its ease of use, some consumers wanted a greater ability to customize the device to their liking while retaining the simple design they enjoy. Apple has notoriously been very closed with their devices, with users essentially getting the full range of functionality out of the box. That works for the majority of consumers, but if you’re a techie and want to add more layers into your personal smartphone experience, the iPhone may not be the best choice for you.
Battery life — Anyone familiar with the issues surrounding the iPhone4S should be familiar with this complaint. It’s a common refrain amongst Apple users, as a large number of iPhone owners on FixYa have raised the issue when looking for ways to conserve battery life. If you have access to a wall outlet at some point throughout the day this may not be a problem, but anyone who goes on a day-long trip, is using their smartphone to stream music, or send email all day, will find a problem with how long the device lasts off of a single charge.
Lack of new features with new models: Everyone wants the hot new gadget when it comes to market, and the fanfare surrounding iPhone releases speaks for itself. However, users who have upgraded their old iPhones to new versions felt that the additions to the device and experience were lackluster in nature. Consumers have higher expectations nowadays which may be an issue for Apple. As the old adage goes, “it’s what you’ve done for me lately” that counts. It should be noted however that users who are on their first iPhone don’t have any issues here — it appears to be the multi-device owners that feel the bar needs to be raised at a faster pace.

The iPad 5 case is slimmer than the fourth-generation iPad case, which supports rumors that the next iPad will share design similarities with the iPad mini, most notably featuring smaller side bezels. The back of the case depicts an extra hole, which is for the microphone. The current fourth-generation iPad’s microphone is located at the top of the device, but Apple has relocated the microphone to the back of the iPad 5, as noted in leaked photos of the rear shell of the device.

MiniSuit believes that the redesigned iPad 5 will be released in June but a recent report from iLounge said Apple is planning to released the iPad 5 in October.