TikTok was super popular even before lockdowns and quarantines went into effect across the globe due to the global coronavirus pandemic. And now it sounds like YouTube is ready to take on the short video sharing service.
Streaming is wildly popular, with services like Twitch and Microsoft's Mixer housing a variety of talent across genres. And now one of the more popular pieces of streaming software is finally coming to Mac.
Just a day after Apple brought the real-time Apple Music lyrics feature from iOS to macOS via the macOS Catalina 10.15.4 update, which released yesterday, Google has now added a similar lyrics feature of its own to its official YouTube Music app for iPhone and iPad.
Major video-streaming platforms like Netflix, Google-owned YouTube and Amazon's Prime Video have reduced streaming quality in the European Union to avoid straining the Internet as millions of employees switch to teleworking amid the coronavirus pandemic.
YouTube has been toying around with the idea of an "Explore" tab for quite some time, and now the company is finally rolling it out to all mobile users.
YouTube Music is rolling out an all-new design for its player page, giving listeners a more enhanced experience.
If you prefer to subscribe to third-party services directly through the App Store, and you happen to subscribe to YouTube TV, there's a bit of a change coming next month.
YouTube may be prepping a new subscription feature that is similar to Apple TV Channels.
After reading our commentary on avoiding App Store subscription fatigue, I felt like I could tighten the belt as well. I have a lot of software, streaming, and entertainment subscriptions to help keep my ear to the ground for the site.
Being in the streaming-know comes with the territory, but for normal consumers, picking a few quality digital subscriptions is most important. As a new year clicked over, taking stock in my monthly cash outflow was important to re-adjust budgeting. Cancelling subscription service dollars is important for a healthier budget.
The next "Big Game", Super Bowl LIV, is happening on Sunday, February 2. Which of course means another high-profile halftime show as well.
Music is all over the place, which means there are a lot of licensing deals out there to make sure royalties are paid.
Learn how to filter your YouTube subscriptions in the iPhone or Android app to quickly find what interests you and cut down on your backlog of unwatched videos.