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Nintendo will be adding the App for YouTube on it’s Nintendo Switch gaming device soon. The features is currently available only is select places like Japan and Hulu. However, the company has promised on a post on its American website that YouTube is coming soon on Switch with the expected date written as Nov 8, 2018. Read More
iOS users got a new update today for Youtube, where they can now choose to view the video in high dynamic range (HDR). This will also support the newly launched iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. The new version 13.37 shows the HDR tag next to the resolution information under the video settings. Read More
Now, there is an easy way for creators to start a fund raise with the new tools unveiled by YouTube today. The collective name for these tools is YouTube Giving and includes the options for fundraisers, community fundraisers, campaign matching, and Super Chat for Good. Read More
YouTube has added a new tool for users to check the time they spend watching videos on a daily and weekly basis. This is in addition to many of the new tools the company is bringing to help users have full control on their daily viewing habits.
The ‘Time watched’ section can be accessed when you go inside your YouTube account. The section will show the amount of time the user viewed videos that day, the previous day, and over the last week. With this new update, YouTube is joining the likes of Facebook, Google and Apple who are constantly trying to better the usage habits of users and give them an overview of their viewing activity. Read More
YouTube recently released the dark theme for Android and the company has started testing a swipe feature which will help users to skip to the next video. Read More
A new YouTube tool will start scanning videos once the creator uploads the video to help deal with the stolen and copied videos. The service will scan and check if the content already exists or is very similar to other videos on the site. Read More
Google Chrome’s Incognito window – the feature that disables your watch and search history, can be very handy for private browsing and Google had given a hint before that they are working on the same feature for YouTube. It has finally been launched today for Android users. Read More
