News & Reviews:   Youtube Music

YouTube Music has started rolling out changes that curb access to its oft-used lyrics feature for listeners on free, ad-supported accounts. Once a perk available to anyone using the app, full song lyrics now require a subscription after a limited number of views.

When travelling, some people watch movies on the plane to pass the time. Others prefer listening to music. The latter would require you to have songs on your device, so you'd rely on offline features for platforms like YouTube Music. The problem is they won't come with lyrics.

Don't know what music to listen to on YouTube Music (YTM)? Well, there's an AI feature that helps with that. "Ask Music" is an AI feature introduced last September to Android devices. But now, this feature is now on the iPhone and iPad.

Often, we hear a new song or recall old ones without knowing the title. That's usually not a problem if it's played on the radio or something, as you can identify songs or tunes with apps like Shazam. But what if you don't have the song to playback? Well, YouTube Music has a new feature for that.

If you frequently use YouTube, this news might excite you. Recently, YouTube Music allows you to hum the rhythm of the music to find the song. That said, what should you know about it?

If you frequently use YouTube Music instead of Spotify or so forth, this rumour might interest you. Recently, a Redditor shared what looks like a Beta update for YouTube Music. So, what should you know about it?

If you are a music lover, you know that music streaming platforms offer you more if you subscribe to them. Unfortunately, YouTube Music isn't that great when it comes to features. With that in mind, the company has a new program to curate feedback.

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.

For those who didn't know, Google's Wear OS 3.0 brought cool features to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4. One of them is offline music, which was eventually added to Wear OS 2.0 devices. Spotify got this update last month, and now YouTube Music has the same update.

People who like to listen songs on YouTube Music and owns an Apple Watch are in for a treat. They can now download the latest YouTube Music app (version 3.88) to their Apple Watch from the App Store. With this new version, they can control the app with the watch.