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UPDATE: Netflix has released its iPhone app version 1.1.0 which streams movies from subscriber instant queues over Wi-Fi or 3G connections. Download and install the Netflix iOS app for free.

UPDATE: At the WWDC 2010 keynote speech Netflix confirmed that a streaming video iPhone app will be released.

Right now you can't stream movies from your instant queue on Netflix to the iPhone. The minimum requirements listed by Netflix to watch instantly are:

Windows XP with Service Pack 2, Vista or Windows 7
Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher; or Firefox 2 or higher

As we all know, when Apple released iPhone OS 3.0, it only allowed iPhone 3GS hardware to record and share video. Original (2G) iPhone owners and those with an iPhone 3G were left without video capabilities even after upgrading their firmware.

The alternative was to jailbreak your iPhone and run an application like Cycorder to record video. Now thanks to developer Global Delight Technologies anyone can shoot video by simply downloading an app on the App Store.

As of yet, unfortunately no.

If you haven't already discovered as much, the traditional Hulu website doesn't work on the iPhone due to its requirement of the Adobe Flash plugin.

Earlier this year, in April, a host of rumors circulated that Hulu was hard at work on an iPhone app that would allow Hulu content to be viewed directly on the iPhone (not via iPhone's Safari browser). Thus far, this application hasn't materialized.

If you're like us, you're eager to see Hulu on the iPhone ASAP. As soon as you can, we'll let you know.