LEMON BLOG

Netflix has started rolling out its redesigned mobile app experience to more users across the Asia-Pacific region, including Malaysia. The refresh is not just a visual update. It also reflects how Netflix is trying to make discovery faster, more mobile-friendly and more similar to the way users already consume short-form content on other platforms.

The idea of Xbox and Netflix joining forces for a subscription bundle has started gaining attention online, even though nothing official has been announced. According to recent reports, Microsoft's Xbox division and Netflix have previously discussed the possibility of combining their subscription services in some form, creating a potential crossover between gaming and streaming entertainment.

YouTube Premium Lite appears to be making its way to Malaysia, giving local users a cheaper entry point into YouTube's paid subscription ecosystem. The plan has reportedly started appearing for selected Malaysian accounts, with the monthly price listed at RM12.90. That places it at the same price as YouTube's existing Student plan, but the two subscriptions are not actually the same in terms of what users get.

There is something almost predictable now about TV3 live streaming suddenly going offline at the worst possible time. Just when everything looks stable and viewers start assuming the stream is finally safe, the familiar problems return. Sometimes it is a dead link, sometimes it is endless buffering, and other times the player simply refuses to load at all.

In an effort to make premium streaming more accessible, sooka is stepping up its game through a string of new collaborations with familiar Malaysian names — from Maxis and U Mobile to Grab, ZUS Coffee, and even Sports Direct.