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YouTube has quietly updated its app for smart TVs, which adds a Shorts feed on top of your subscriptions. It is part of some of the new changes that the company announced in late April. YouTube has ...

If, like me, you follow dozens of YouTube channels across a range of topics, you might find you occasionally miss an upload (or a few) as you’re bombarded with new videos each day. Luckily, there are ...

Last month, Google announced that it was killing the under-utilised “YouTube Stories” feature on YouTube and revealed its intention to shift focus onto newer and more popular features like YouTube ...

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YouTube is no doubt the most popular video streaming platform. While the website and the app are sufficient by themselves, you can still achieve much more by trying a few URL tricks. Interestingly, ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. YouTube is running a user test that shows you a new video when you scroll. If it ever ships (and it probably ...

One of the features YouTube is testing now is how to turn your feed and bring certain colors to match, with the reportedly "RGB" feed that will curate videos in these specific shades of color. Instead ...

There was a time in the life of YouTube when the platform supported RSS feeds. Interested viewers could easily subscribe to a channel in order to get the latest video updates directly to their RSS ...