Disney+ has unveiled Verts, a vertical video feature to help users discover more content. subscribers, Verts appears as a new icon in the app’s navigation bar. Tapping it opens a vertical feed where users can swipe through short scenes and highlights from movies and shows available on Disney+. The current release focuses on content discovery, but Disney says Verts could expand in the future to include creator content, new storytelling formats and more personalized experiences within the app. Read more in our articles including "Disney+ announces Verts vertical video feature" and "Here what the Google Pixel 11 Pro will look like".
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Aug 3, 2026Disney+ has unveiled Verts, a vertical video feature to help users discover more content. subscribers, Verts appears as a new icon in the app’s navigation bar.
Tapping it opens a vertical feed where users can swipe through short scenes and highlights from movies and shows available on Disney+. The current release focuses on content discovery, but Disney says Verts could expand in the future to include creator content, new storytelling formats and more personalized experiences within the app.
Our coverage of Verts Disney+ includes: "Disney+ announces Verts vertical video feature"; "Here what the Google Pixel 11 Pro will look like"; "Apple Pay launches in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.