YouTube update brings new features to video app
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A new update to YouTube in the Android Market brings some new functionality to Google's video application. Version 2.3.4 brings annotations to the clips which can link to other clips or web sites, post a correction or more. Another new feature is the added "+1" button and a "Watch Later" Queue for those times when watching a video is impossible. Those who like to upload videos to the site will enjoy the new update which allows you to change the information on the video while it is being uploaded to the service.
We would bet dollars to donuts that if you go to the Android Market and check "My apps" on your Android phone, you will find the YouTube update just sitting there waiting for you to bring it into the here and now. If you don't see it there, just download the application again from the Android Market and you will be automatically installing the latest version of the app.
source: AndroidMarket via Phandroid
We would bet dollars to donuts that if you go to the Android Market and check "My apps" on your Android phone, you will find the YouTube update just sitting there waiting for you to bring it into the here and now. If you don't see it there, just download the application again from the Android Market and you will be automatically installing the latest version of the app.
source: AndroidMarket via Phandroid
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5 Comments
3. windowsRocks posted on 14 Nov 2011, 21:26 5 0
Really i think you should try Android phone once
5. Evil_SaNz posted on 15 Nov 2011, 00:36 2 0
Not only plays the "mobile hd" but also the desktop hd 720p or 1080p, directly from the browser
4. Sinaps posted on 14 Nov 2011, 22:00 0 0
The Youtube app on my phone has been slowing down and freezing a lot lately, hopefully this will fix that too.
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