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One, three. From Wondry. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, November 5th.

Everyone gets the same 24 hours in a day, right? And perhaps

in the stress of a modern world, another must-see binge watch on Netflix might take more time

than you have to spend. But perhaps you would manage to watch a few more shows if you could,

what? Speed them up? Well, that thought may have never occurred to you, but Netflix

has been testing the idea all the same. The streamer recently began testing a new variable

speed control feature. Viewers given access to the test could watch shows up to one and a half

times faster than normal. They could also slow programs down to three quarters or even half speed.

Netflix tested the feature only with a select group of Android phone users. Variable control

playback was common in the era of DVDs. Today, podcast and YouTube enthusiasts take it for granted,

but it's new to Netflix. And according to the company, it's a feature some users

...