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Netflix App for Windows Phone 7
Netflix has prototyped a Windows Phone 7 series app that will run Netflix services straight to the phone. You will be able to access your Netflix account and change any of your account settings. Netflix will also provide functionality to change what movies are in your queue. The Windows Phone 7 application will be great to run streaming videos, movies, and TV shows on your phone from anywhere. Once the Windows Phone 7 application is released, look for this application to be ported to other smart phones and tablets like the iPhone, iPad, Kindle, Blackberry, Palm, Droid, Nexus One, and more.
Windows Marketplace
Microsoft has recently launched the Windows marketplace to provide developers and mobile smartphone users a place to provide and check out applications for the new Windows Phone 7 and other great Microsoft smartphone brands. The Windows Marketplace will be just like theiTunes Store, where you will be able to download music, applications, ebooks, videos, and more.
Microsoft Smartphones
The new Windows Phone 7 series is looking to grab groups of developers to help expand the functionality that the system currently provides. You will see all your favorite applications that were built on the iPhone and Droid mobile operating systems. Netflix is looking to take advantage of the recent release of the Windows Phone 7 in order to gain more market share over the Blockbuster on Demand and Amazon on Demand movie services.
Droid Compatible
The new Netflix smartphone application will be compatible with many other new smartphones. The list of smartphones and devices this app will be on include the Droid, Nexus One, Palm, iPhone, iPod, iPad, Kindle, Blackberry, and more. This new application release will be a great addition to their new streaming movie services on the Wii, Xbox 360, and PS3. Look for Netflix to cater to other game console systems including the Nintendo DS and other smaller devices besides the growing mobile smartphone market.








