METROTube fix live in the U.S. for Windows Phone, coming soon elsewhere
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METROTube is a YouTube player for Windows Phone. Recently, YouTube made alterations that prevented METROTube from working. Now, the site has been fixed and is back at the U.S. version of the Windows Phone Marketplace. According to the developer, the app will be back for other countries starting in the next day or so.
METROTube for Windows Phone 7 will include a pre-loading feature for offline viewing which is already available on METROTube for Windows Phone 8. This isn't the first time that METROTube lost connectivity thanks to YouTube and had to rejiggle things. In the U.S., you can purchase the METROTube app for 99 cents from the Windows Phone Marketplace. If you love watching YouTube videos on your Windows Phone handset, this is a must-have app which you can buy at the sourcelink.
source: METROTube via WPCentral
METROTube for Windows Phone 7 will include a pre-loading feature for offline viewing which is already available on METROTube for Windows Phone 8. This isn't the first time that METROTube lost connectivity thanks to YouTube and had to rejiggle things. In the U.S., you can purchase the METROTube app for 99 cents from the Windows Phone Marketplace. If you love watching YouTube videos on your Windows Phone handset, this is a must-have app which you can buy at the sourcelink.
source: METROTube via WPCentral
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4 Comments
2. Goldeneye posted on 27 Dec 2012, 02:46 1 0
That's not cool from Google, love Android but that's BS preventing Windows using Google's services.
3. clevername posted on 27 Dec 2012, 02:59 1 0
Finally. Love this app. Great devs too. Actually took the time to email me back and let me know what the problem was and that a fix was on the way.
4. StalkinUrMom posted on 27 Dec 2012, 06:26 0 0
I loved this app when I had my Samsung Focus. Much better than the Android YouTube app with its constant crashing and restarting my videos for no apparent reason.
