Back in December, we heard that YouTube was working on its own streaming music option. At the time, the team had already secured a deal with at least one major label, and the report indicated that they were working on securing the other labels as well. There were some questions regarding the future of Google Play Music, since it didn’t seem likely that Google would need two streaming music services out there.
Now Droid-Life has a report that aims to shed [Read More…]
Users are said to be forced off Play Music by the end of the year.
Right now, the state of Google’s music streaming services is a bit of a mess. Google Play Music is the company’s most notable player, but you can also listen to tunes and watch music videos via YouTube Red. If you’re on mobile, you can separately download the YouTube Music app that also comes with a Play Music/YouTube Red subscription. This jumble of services isn’t [Read More…]
Take the Chromecast and make it smarter, maybe with a remote control for those in need.
We’re rapidly approaching that time of year where we hear more about what Google wants the next stage of its platforms to look and feel like. While all eyes are focused on the next flavor of Android on phones and tablets (and maybe even Chromebooks) you can bet Google is going to continue its efforts in the living room. While Google’s [Read More…]
Why just play games on your phone when you could be streaming, too.
If you’re not among the millions of people logging in to Twitch or YouTube Gaming to watch other people playing video games, you may not understand the trend. Back in my day, I hated having to wait my turn to play a video game with friends.
These days, record numbers of people are watching Twitch streamers play all the most popular games — Fortnite [Read More…]
If autoplay videos aren’t for you, this is how you can disable them.
Autoplay videos. That’s a phrase we’ve learned to loathe over the years, and like it or not, they’re now making their way to more and more users in the Android YouTube app.
Google began testing automatically-playing videos on the homepage of YouTube for Android users last October, but this feature recently started being more widely released. It’s not very obtrusive seeing as how subtitles [Read More…]
Still no support for Safari or Edge.
YouTube TV has become one of the top names in the world of live television streaming, and one of the service’s main goals last year was supporting more and more platforms. Keeping that trend alive, YouTube TV is finally adding support for its second desktop web browser.
Since launch, YouTube TV has only been viewable on a computer while using Google Chrome. This sort of made sense considering Google’s ownership [Read More…]
6 patients have been reported so far.
At the YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, California, police have responded to multiple 911 calls regarding a possible active shooter in the area.
KRON4, a San Franciso-based news network, reports that one witness heard 20 different shots at one point, and at 1:00 PM local time, the San Bruno Poice Department tweeted that residents should stay away from 901 Cherry Ave. due to “police activity.”
YouTube employees have been seen [Read More…]
The YouTube TV pricing of $ 35 per month is unfortunately no more, as today the service increases to $ 40 per month. The hike in price sees the streaming service align with comparable streaming services such as Sony’s PS Vue, and Hulu’s Live TV. Google announced the plan to increase the pricing of YouTube TV last […]
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Today is the last day to subscribe to YouTube TV for $ 35 a month.
YouTube TV‘s price hike is going into effect from tomorrow, March 13, with new subscribers having to shell out $ 40 a month, up $ 5 from the existing rate of $ 35. The service offers over 40 live channels — including the likes of ESPN, Disney, and Fox — and there’s a native app for Android TV along with support for [Read More…]
YouTube will make it easier to replace that ugly background in your video. The feature is currently in testing in a beta group for creators, but will become more widely available at a later date.
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