Netflix has added vertical video to its mobile experience, joining the ranks of popular social video apps like Instagram and TikTok that are designed to be viewed while you're holding a phone upright.

Netflix is redesigning its mobile app and introducing Clips, a vertical video feed intended to help users discover new content by sharing highlights from original Netflix programming.

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You’ve probably noticed that when you open your favorite news site or app, there’s a lot more video. Short vertical videos, a staple of Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, are increasingly making their ...

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Amazon's Prime Video has launched a new vertical video feed called Clips, mirroring TikTok's interface for mobile content discovery. This feature allows users to quickly browse highlights from movies, ...

Amazon Prime Video rolls out Clips, a TikTok-style short video feed that helps users discover movies and shows faster through personalised previews and quick scrolling ...