Guest Mike Wehner Posted March 2, 2017 Posted March 2, 2017 High quality video and low-speed connections have never gotten along particularly well. Video takes up lots of data, especially if you want it to look good, and slapping audio on top leaves you with a recipe for data cap disasters. But what if decent video didn't use a lot of data? Is it even possible? That's exactly what Netflix is trying to find out, and it showed off some seriously promising early results today, including streaming video that uses less data than even some music apps require. Continue reading... Trending right now: Exclusive: This is the Galaxy S8 New Pokemon and group events coming to Pokemon Go in 2017 It’s not just you: Massive internet outage is sweeping the East Coast Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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