
If you're a Netflix user you no doubt apprecaite the ability to update your queue from your smartphone. Sometimes you see a preview and aren't near a computer, or maybe you just want to browse the latest movies while riding the train or waiting in the doctors office. If Movela Netflix Queue Manager is a bit out of your price range or too "beefy" for your liking, KFlicks may be the solution. The latest Netflix manager gives a slimmed down view of everything you need. You can browse titles, see recommendations and add titles to both your instant and disc queues. Overall a great way to use Netflix on the go. While it doesn't actually stream titles, it gets most else of what you need to do done. KFlicks sells for $1.99 in the CrackBerry App Store.
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