Google has today sought to give its Twitch competitor, YouTube Gaming a shot in the arm by launching a new feature for its Google Play Games Android app that allows gamers to record their in-game action and then upload it to YouTube.
Google just announced a paid subscription service called YouTube Red, which costs $9.99 per month. Here is everything you need to know.
Sony has launched beta of PS4 3.00 firmware update which brings with it game streaming to YouTube Live and a lot more. Here's everything that is new coming soon to a PlayStation 4 near you.
Yes, you can now get YouTube app back on Apple TV 2G with aTV Flash (black). Here are all the details you need to know.
Following hot on the heels of the recent Android update, YouTube for iPhone and iPad has now received the latest update as well. Google's mobile development team has been full of busy lately with the recent release of the beautiful Spotlight Stories, and now, thanks to this latest update, the updated YouTube app on the iOS App Store finally has a fix in place for those annoying vertically captured videos that seem to cause everyone so much anger and fury.
Google today announced YouTube Gaming, a service that will go live later this year allowing gamers to watch and stream content both on mobile and the Web. More details on Big G's new service can be found right here.
The YouTube app is, for most iOS users, a staple part of the digital diet, and where it used to be a native utility, it's now an optional download from the iTunes App Store. The removal of the YouTube app from the stock repertoire has been favorable from the perspective of the user, since it has allowed the much-improved app to flourish under Google's third-party control, but now, it seems that the old, pre-iOS 6 app will lose support from next month.
It's already fairly clear that 4K video isn't going to see the same rate of adoption as HD did a few years ago, but that isn't stopping Google from forging ahead by adding improved 4K support to YouTube.
Google has finally launched the rumored YouTube Kids app for its younger audience, and the piece of software is currently available for both the Android and iOS platforms. Details and download links to follow right after the jump.
It has finally happened; YouTube has officially dropped Flash support in favor of HTML5 for its Web player as the default tech. A long time coming indeed, we take a closer look at the details right after the break.
