
Research firm Nielson has concluded that half of all Netflix users Stream the service through their home console of choice, but what you’ll find surprising is the order in which the consoles come in.

Research firm Nielson has concluded that half of all Netflix users Stream the service through their home console of choice, but what you’ll find surprising is the order in which the consoles come in.

It’s all good in the U.S. where Netflix dominates the streaming movies market, but how will the company fare when it launches in Europe, a market that’s already saturated with its own services including LOVEFiLM? Netflix isn’t worried about that, so let the wars begin.
I’m sure every PS3 owner who loves watching movies through their system and uses Netflix to watch said movies will be happy to know they’ll no longer need a disc to use the service. That’s so passé wouldn’t you say? So passé.
You love Netflix, but the mere fact that you must insert a disc to get the service running on your PS3 feels kind of, well, it feels dated and old. Ancient.
You can kick the Stone Age trouble goodbye by October.
According to the New York Times, Microsoft has “held in-depth discussions” with the Walt Disney Company to stream ESPN programming to Xbox Live.