Netflix's mobile app allows you to watch at 1.25x and 1.5x speeds. People told me they use this for reality shows like "Love Is Blind" or while watching at the gym. Our modern appetite for content ...

Speed-watching has become an increasingly common way to consume content. A new analysis looks at its effect on older and younger brains. The fast and the curious? If you’re a big fan of watching ...

Netflix is testing out a feature of its mobile app that lets people speed up or slow down videos, and while many subscribers seem excited about the prospect of streaming Friends (for a few more months ...

Don’t worry, people, you can watch the next season of Stranger Things at normal speed. After word got out that Netflix was testing a feature that allowed users to view TV and movies at 1.5x speed, ...

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Research shows watching at double speed speeds up the process without impacting learning or retention.

Between work, life, gaming and the growing pile of articles I’ve saved to read later, I rarely find time to catch up on all the latest videos from my favorite YouTube channels. Luckily, there’s a tool ...

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The fast and the curious? If you’re a big fan of watching videos on the internet — like via TikTok, YouTube or Masterclass — chances are you’ve grown accustomed to listening to people speak at Looney ...

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