Netflix Rolls Out Android App for Select HTC Devices and Samsung Nexus S

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Netflix Rolls Out Android App for Select HTC Devices and Samsung Nexus SPosted by: Andrew GomezMay 12, 2011Remember that leaked Netflix app from the LG Revolution system dump? If you can remember, the main function (being able to watch content) was not working. None of that matters now, because Netflix has dropped the official app into the Android Market. The catch is that it only works on select HTC devices and the Samsung Nexus S, but, all of the features work properly.

The current devices supported by the app are:

• HTC Incredible with Android 2.2
• HTC Nexus One with Android 2.2, 2.3
• HTC Evo 4G with Android 2.2
• HTC G2 with Android 2.2
• Samsung Nexus S with Android 2.3

I can confirm that the app is indeed working on my G2. There are reports that some users running Cyanogenmod 7 are experiencing playback problems. Hopefully these issues will be resolved soon. Regardless of limited device compatibility, it is relieving to see that there is finally official Netflix support for Android. Hopefully they will broaden the range of devices soon (Galaxy S devices maybe?). Only time will tell.

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http://twitter.com/Martin_KevinKevin Martin

It's also not showing up in the Canadian market yet for me - no big surprise there.

http://twitter.com/PTRZKMatt Pietrzak

No Music app, and no Netflix. Amazing.

David

I don't know if when you say Nexus S you are including Nexus S 4G or not, but it is working on Nexus S 4G.

timbck2

I can confirm it works on my HTC Incredible with Cyanogenmod 7.03 (Android 2.3.3), despite the "official" info that it works on the Incredible with Android 2.2.

KB

I can confirm playback issues on CM7. Looking forward to a fix!

http://profiles.google.com/bucswebRonnie Boone

Kinda disappointing that it works on the G2 but not the G2x. I mean seriously Netflix, if it'll run on the G2, it's a good bet it'll run on an even better phone.

Vcallas

Works on Galaxy S running MosiacII.

Anonymous

And why not the MyTouch 4G? It has the same processor as the G2.

oli484

I am really wondering why it takes so long to come up with a Netflix App. And why is it now available on an HTC Incredible but not on an HTC Thunderbolt. A customer does not understand that kind of approach. Probably Google with it's video service in Android 3.1 will accelerate the availability.

http://www.zayiflamakistiyorum.gen.trZayiflamak istiyorum

Android 3.1 will be released when the program çalistirimi wonder if my phone samsung2550 :S

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