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Netflix Watch Instantly for Windows Phone 7 Series demoed
Newsbrief by Todd Haselton on Monday March 15, 2010.
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During the MIX conference in Las Vegas today, Microsoft showed off a Netflix application for Windows Phone 7 Series. The software is the first mobile application of its kind to offer Netflix's Watch Instantly streaming service, typically reserved for set-top boxes and the like. The application will allows user to stream movies from Netflix's Watch Instantly library.
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PXW @ 2:36:36PM EDT on Monday March 15, 2010
'bout time! I use Netflix and been streaming movies and tv shows. Now only if Netflix would increase their online collections.