Where can I get the Netflix app for droid charge?

[DaminiAMD]

Recently I have begun utilizing the 4GLTE smartphone which is successful run with Android. I was utilizing the Netflix in my computer which is truly fantastic service for streaming internet video. Yesterday I tried loading the most recent netflix.apk. Unfortunately it did not work on my 4G LTE phones. Appears like a number of people have had accomplishment receiving it to use on the 4G LTE via setting the assemble. Prop to one of the supported smartphones. Reply me if you have had achievement receiving this to work on the 4G LTE.

[Joshe]

When I purchased my phone two days ago, a representative said he had downloaded from the Netflix website and altered it to work, but said it is likely that a few months or perhaps the next update. But the representatives did not know much anyway. 4G LTE droid shown next to the burden of implementing bought Netflix had already installed it. So I cannot see 4G LTE does not give us access to it for a long time since losing business to other devices such as network upgrade to G $. It's probably a question of them come from the royalties to be paid, probably at Netflix! Both devices have an HDMI output for the application of Netflix should not be long.

[Sawan123]

I can confirm it works, but it is truly terrible. However, beets and eggs have listed the problems in "Caveats" section. First, as expected, broke the YouTube application. You cannot play videos at all after the correction. Second, there are bands of color and serious quality problems. Third, the application does not rotate when the video selection or queue manager. You are required to use the vertical view, which is awful. The video, but does not work in the landscape. I think I am waiting for the source of honeycomb to be launched and some video drivers maintain it. Restored to the way it was at this time.

[Karleen]

Netflix reported that at once the service is restricted to many of the models defined by the dissimilarity of playback support, except that they are working on it to create the service and sociable application for all Smartphone running Android. However, it still lacks some of the application and not all variants or models of Android devices are able to run this application. Some are still getting a good deal on this issue. I have told what I know about this thing.

[Farrah]

I would like to tell you that I heard that there is a modified or modified Netflix application that is mostly developed for those devices which were earlier not supported by the unique Netflix application which you can find in the android market. What I mean is this application is modified for unsupported devices or phones. There are two files which you want to load in your device and see whether it will go to work or not. Netflix is very good application for 4G LTE.

[Farrah]

I would like to tell you that I heard that there is a modified or modified Netflix application that is mostly developed for those devices which were earlier not supported by the unique Netflix application which you can find in the android market. What I mean is this application is modified for unsupported devices or phones. There are two files which you want to load in your device and see whether it will go to work or not. Netflix is very good application for 4G LTE.

[Abhimanyusuta]

I want to know that what exactly is the reason the Netflix application would not work on all Droid phones? Is it the 4G LTE that is the issue? As an aside, via the Charge has front and back facing cameras, you cannot find Skype for it - a wonderful application for two cameras! That’s why maybe it is something else about the Charge I do not recognize. Anyone have a hint? So if any know about this then please post your solution there.

[Mumtaz86]

First and primary, there is not a broad choice when it comes to 4G LTE smartphones. Actually, you can count all of them on one hand. We have found the HTC ThunderBolt, the Droid Charge and the LG Revolution. Basically, I can select between three phones that I would not regard as without 4G LTE. No dual-core and actually nothing that stands out apart from the Droid Charge’s super AMOLED Plus monitor. They are all single-core phones. They all have a 5.3 inch screen. There is nothing that really divides them besides the Droid Charge’s monitor, the dissimilar UI’s over Android and their form issues.