Netflix has offered an Android app for a few months, but initially only a few specific devices were supported. Over time Netflix has added support for more and more phones and tablets, and as of today Netflix now officially supports all devices running Google Android 2.2 Froyo and Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Of course, what I mean by all devices is all devices in the US… Read more »

EPIX is a cable channel and web portal with more than 3,000 streaming movies available to subscribers. Now the company is getting ready to expand its horizons with a series of apps for mobile phones, tablets, set-top-boxes, and internet connected TVs. According to the press release, Google Android and BlackBerry Playbook apps are in the works, as well as versions for Samsung televisions and Blu-ray… Read more »

Online video site Crackle.com offers full length TV shows and movies from Sony as well as web series and other online video content. The company has offered an Android app since last fall, but right now there’s no easy way to view content from Crackle.com using an iOS device. That’s because Crackle uses Adobe Flash to stream video and there’s no mobile app for iOS…… Read more »

Online video site Vimeo has launched a new iPhone app which lets you view Vimeo videos on the go… and also upload videos from your phone or use the built-in video editor to trim or combine clips, add titles, transitions, effects and audio. The video editor is pretty easy to use, and you can either upload your finished project to Vimeo or export a project… Read more »

Netflix, Hulu, and other mainstream movie and TV services may not be ready to launch their Android apps just yet, but a startup called Zediva hopes to fill the void by letting you stream DVD rentals directly to any PC, Mac, or Android web browser supporting Adobe Flash. The good news is that the service is easy to use, has a small but decent selection… Read more »

Google has released an updated version of its YouTube Mobile application for Windows Mobile. YouTube Mobile 2.4 includes a number of new features including: Support for “my account” logins Suggested search terms (when you start entering a search query) UI designed for phones with higher resolution displays The ability to login to your account is a biggie, since it means you can favorite a video… Read more »