News & Reviews:   YouTube Premium

After Samsung, Xiaomi has also announced a partnership with YouTube by offering new users three months of YouTube Premium for free. The promotion will be eligible for those who purchase the selected current and upcoming Xiaomi devices.

If you are subscribed to YouTube Premium, there's a good chance that you have watched some intriguing YouTube Originals shows from some of your favourite YouTubers. You might also want to catch up on some of the episodes too because YouTube just announced that they will shift their focus away from YouTube Originals.

Watching videos online has become a favourite pastime for many Internet dwellers. Sometimes some people download the videos, which is possible using (sometimes sketchy) third-party extensions or sites. But what if you could do it straight from YouTube?

You've probably been annoyed by not one but two YouTube ads sometimes if you never subscribed to YouTube Premium. By taking one step further to persuade you to whip out your wallet, the platform might be planning to roll out a cheaper plan for those who only want to get rid of the ads.

Don't you just wish you can watch YouTube on your phone while doing something else? While this is possible on Android devices, this feature wasn't available on iOS - at least not officially. However, YouTube has announced that the feature is coming to iOS.

Recently, Youtube have rolled out 3 experimental features to YouTube Premium subscribers that are still under development. Today, the company came out with a new beta feature to curb toxic and unnecessary violent comments.

Who doesn’t watch videos on YouTube? Some of the users even subscribe YouTube Premium to enjoy the watching experience without ads. Here the company - Google have rolled out some new experimental features for the YouTube Premium subscribers that are still under development.

It's a universal understanding that nobody likes watching YouTube advertisements, but in case you didn't know - you can actually skip them if you subscribe to YouTube Premium. It has been around in Malaysia for quite some time now and initially, new Samsung Galaxy users could get free YouTube Premium up to 4 months and Samsung Malaysia is extending that offer once again!

The premium video streaming business is a big one that YouTube is keen to stick its thumbs in but hasn't really been able to. But recent reports indicate that YouTube may look to offering subscriptions to third-party services via the platform and thus bolster its streaming business.

Here’s good news for all the Samsung Galaxy users! Samsung is giving out free trials for you to access YouTube Premium for up to 4 months! However, only users who purchase and activate any Samsung Galaxy device from 20 February 2019 until 29 February 2020 are eligible.