#Shuffle play feature Netflix

Netflix has been currently testing a new feature that allows users to play content randomly on their screen. Dubbed as Shuffle Play, the new feature has an algorithm that lets subscribers watch a show or a movie that they have been currently seeing, saved on their list, or something similar from the titles they previously watched. According to the report from The Verge, Netflix has been running the Shuffle Play feature in various countries for different seasons of time. A similar feature named Play Something has also been spotted by Twitter users Chaby Digital on the smart TV version of the Netflix app. It can be found on the sidebar menu and functions just the same as the Shuffle Play. The device features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 2720 x 1224 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, up to 4,500 nits peak brightness, and Corning Gorilla Glass 7i protection. The new iPod Shuffle 3G is the smallest music player from Apple. The biggest change to this model is the absence of playback controls, a functionality that drew a lot of flak when it was announced.  The new 3rd-gen iPod Shuffle is surprisingly small (about a half to two-thirds of the size of its predecessor) you'd easily mistaken it as a paper or money clip. Read more in our articles including "Netflix tests Shuffle Play feature in different countries" and "Infinix GT 50 Pro now available in the Philippines".