News & Reviews:   Youtube TV

If you prefer watching YouTube on your TV, here's some news you might be interested in. Watching content on TVs and smartphones feels very different. That's why Google has been exploring unique features for YouTube TV users, such as Multiview.

Google, through its video platform YouTube, has reportedly begun introducing 30-second non -skippable ads specifically for viewing on smart televisions. This new ad format is now available to advertisers worldwide. So, what should you know about it?

Have you ever felt that one YouTube video isn't enough? What if you could watch multiple streams simultaneously? YouTube TV already has this, but it was previously limited to specific sports channels in the US. Now, the company is looking to expand on the feature.

Got an impressionable child who's too tech-savvy for your liking? Kid-friendly platforms like YouTube Kids are meant to solve that. However, children can bypass the YouTube Kids age restriction on Smart TVs by switching profiles.

Do you like watching YouTube on your smart TV? Well, bad news for you because the company is planning to put longer unskippable ads, even when your video is paused. Well, starting with the Americans first.

For large screens, it makes sense to take full advantage of the space available. However, picture-in-picture mode isn't always available. That's the case for the YouTube TV app on Apple devices, but it looks like YouTube has finally managed to add the feature to iOS.

Nope, this is not the YouTube Premium that you heard of rather, but YouTube TV has been around for about two years now (you will learn why). So what are the new features in YouTube TV? Will it be available in Malaysia? Here's everything we know so far.

Apple is facing serious kickbacks since Netflix and Spotify decided to stop all subscription payments from Apple’s App Store and now Youtube TV. So remember to switch your payment method before March if you’re still paying your Youtube TV subscription through Apple’s App Store.