【Watch Massage With My Husband Online】

Coming soon: A totally revamped look for Netflix. And that'll include more AI.

The Watch Massage With My Husband Onlinestreaming giant announced its new "TV experience" in a blog post on Wednesday. Simply put, that means the Netflix app on your TV will soon have a new design and AI-powered features. It's unclear when exactly the changes will take effect. The blog post noted that users should see the new homepage rollout in "the coming weeks and months."

"Our redesigned TV homepage is simpler, more intuitive, and better represents the breadth of entertainment on Netflix today," Netflix's Chief Product Officer Eunice Kim told reporters in a press briefing. "And it’s better at the most important thing, which is helping our members easily find shows, movies, live events, and games that they’ll love."

---

You May Also Like

---

---

What are the big changes for Netflix's TV app?

We don't have all the details on what will change with Netflix, but the streamer did share some of the updates. Here are some of the new features listed that'll affect the homepage and the app overall:

• Improved discoverability: There will be more info about the show before you click it, including specific call-outs such as "Emmy Award Winner" or "#1 in TV Shows." There will also be groupings for shows with labels like "Your Next Watch," "Today’s Top Picks For You," or "Only on Netflix."

• Easier shortcuts: Search and My List will move to the center of the homepage.

• Better recommendations: Netflix wrote that it is "making the recommendations on the homepage more responsive to your moods and interests in the moment."

• New design: In short, it'll look different. Like pretty much any other redesign for any other platform, Netflix called it "clean and modern."

Here's a preview of how it will look.

Mashable Light Speed Want more out-of-this world tech, space and science stories? Sign up for Mashable's weekly Light Speed newsletter. By clicking Sign Me Up, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Thanks for signing up!

It looks different, but also kind of the same. Credit: Netflix

What are the new AI features for Netflix?

It's 2025, and nearly every platform is incorporating AI. Netflix is no exception. The streamer said it is experimenting with AI-powered search in the hopes that it'll be able to dole out better recommendations for users. The feature will be available only to iPhone users at first.

Netflix wrote: "We’re also exploring ways to bring Generative AI to our members’ discovery experience, starting with a search feature on iOS that is a small opt-in beta. This will allow members to search for shows and movies using natural, conversational phrases like 'I want something funny and upbeat.'" 

It'll look something like this.

Credit: Netflix

TikTok but make it Netflix

Have you ever wanted Netflix to be more like TikTok? No? Well, that's too bad because it's coming. The steamer wrote that it's planning to roll out a vertical video feed filled with clips from its show. The idea is that you can then tap in to watch the show or save it to My List.

It'll look like this.

TikTok but make it Netflix Credit: Netflix

So ready or not, your Netflix is about to get big changes.

Topics Artificial Intelligence Netflix Streaming

• Tech
• Shopping
• Entertainment
• Deals
• Digital Culture
• Life
• Science
• Social Good

• Wack Political Economy
• Apple's HomePod has been torn down, but it took a hacksaw to do it
• Delicate flower Scott Pruitt explains why he takes first class
• Facebook adds list
• I’m just a boy, standing in front a girl, telling her she has a huge ass.
• Verizon phones will be locked in stores to prevent theft, for now
• Snapchat lenses take you to Elon Musk's space Tesla, 'Rick and Morty'
• Black Panther comics guide: What to read
• Myth Appropriation
• A pilot drew a massive heart in the sky using flight radar

• How to masturbate for hours: a guide to edging
• Jill Biden and Douglas Emhoff are building a beautiful virtual friendship
• Everything you need to know about Montana's TikTok ban
• My Mother’s Love by Albert Cohen
• QAnon hits the mainstream and Trump is on board
• In Memoriam: Marina Keegan by The Paris Review
• Former Apple employee charged with stealing self
• Here's why your timeline is talking about the mail and USPS. (It's not good.)
• How tech companies can turn 'commitments' to diversity into action
• Edward Lear’s “The Dong with a Luminous Nose” by Sam Munson

• It Is Happening Again
• This 'Game of Thrones' fan theory may just have nailed the entire plot of Season 8
• Pornhub Premium will be free on Valentine's Day
• Snap lures influencers with new analytics tools for Stories
• What So Proudly We Hailed
• Chris Rock's 'Tamborine' coming to Netflix on Valentine's Day
• How to change back to the old version of Snapchat on iPhone
• Watch: Even Elon Musk was starstruck during the Falcon Heavy launch
• Stalking the Story
• Relive the glory days of the Pogo Bal with our new show 'The Toy Shop'

• Comrades at Arms
• Chris Rock's 'Tamborine' coming to Netflix on Valentine's Day
• This person's genius idea for decorating the stairs will delight all you cartophiles out there
• 'Black Panther' ties 'The Incredibles' for Rotten Tomatoes top score
• Whitewash
• 11 times Alyssa from 'The End of the F***ing World' was the ultimate DGAF badass
• Pornhub Premium will be free on Valentine's Day
• Apple's HomePod has been torn down, but it took a hacksaw to do it
• Fresh Hell
• Natural gas tanker traverses icy Arctic route in January without help