That’s a lot of movies.
YouTube TV gained another optional add-on, bringing some 16 channels of Starz for $ 9 a month. As always, you’ll get a free seven-day trial before being charged, so you can test things out to see if you actually want to purchase the movie network.
That includes the East and West feeds of the main Starz and Starz encore channels, along with other offshoots of each.
Here’s the full breakdown of what [Read More…]
It has been another quiet few days in the world of smartphones, but there’s still plenty to talk about today. In this episode of the AndroidGuys podcast, we discuss a number of Google endeavors as well as major new features to Pokemon Go. Listen in as Scott and Andrew tackle Android Messages, Datally, YouTube Premium, and more.
Topics YouTube Premium and YouTube Music are live Pokemon Go gains friends and trading Google’s Datally app adds features Android Messages comes to [Read More…]
Sign up for YouTube Music but want Premium instead? Here’s how to switch.
YouTube Music and YouTube Premium are Google’s two premier subscription services for digital music and video content, and while YouTube Music isn’t necessarily a bad deal at $ 9.99/month, you might as well go all the way with YouTube Premium at $ 11.99/month.
The added benefits and features that come with YouTube Premium for just $ 2 more each month is more than worth [Read More…]
YouTube’s $ 12/month subscription gets you a lot for your money.
YouTube Premium is finally here, and if you’ve got $ 12/month to spend, it’s absolutely worth the cash.
For that monthly fee, YouTube Premium grants you access to ad-free videos across all of YouTube, offline downloads, YouTube Original content, and all of the perks that come with YouTube Music.
Signing up for YouTube Premium is as easy as can be, and to get started, here’s what [Read More…]
Google on Monday confirmed that its new YouTube Music and YouTube Premium apps and services are available in 17 countries.
As we previously learned, YouTube Music is a music service designed around streaming with revised recommendations, playlists, stations, search, new and trending videos, offline playback, and other exclusives. A paid service, it costs users $ 10 per month.
YouTube Premium, on the other hand, is essentially a refreshed approach to its YouTube Red service. Included in the bundle are [Read More…]
Google’s newest music service may be shiny and new, but it’s still quite lacking.
Youtube Music is a hybrid music service with a lot of promise and an unparalleled library to tap into. Unfortunately, all that potential is held down by how many things — including very, very basic things — the service and its apps are still missing. YouTube Music is already working on some of the items on this list, and hopefully we’ll be able [Read More…]
Prepare yourself for a story told across multiple consoles.
One of the biggest questions I saw after E3 this year was about the amount of work needed to prepare for Kingdom Hearts 3. If you think all you have to do is play the Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2 remakes on your PlayStation 4, you have been misinformed. The Kingdom Hearts franchise sprawls across multiple consoles, including the Nintendo 3DS and even a mobile game with a [Read More…]
From user-uploaded videos to movies and music, YouTube’s got you covered.
In February 2005, a small company by the name of YouTube was founded. YouTube was trying something new by giving people a free, easy-to-use platform for uploading videos, and a little over a year later, it was purchased by Google.
While YouTube continues to be the largest and most popular user-uploaded video site around, it’s since expanded into the markets of music streaming, live television programming, [Read More…]
The biggest problem facing YouTube Music isn’t a slow rollout. It isn’t casting bugs, or wacky library sorting, or missing albums, or poor handling of going offline. No, no, no, my friends, YouTube Music’s biggest problem is a YouTube that predates the service by years. And with how important rating songs in YouTube Music is, this problem is going to bite music-lovers, long-time YouTube users, and YouTuber creators hard.
While evaluating YouTube Music’s capabilities compared to other [Read More…]
You pay for one, you get both, but which one should you actually use right now?
When we compare music services, we’re usually trying to help you figure out which one you should give your money to. After all, it’s somewhat rare for a company to offer two completely different music services with completely different feature sets and catalogs, but Google has always been somewhat rare when it comes to music.
If you pay for Google Play [Read More…]
