Google has stopped supporting the official YouTube app on the third-generation Apple TV. As a result, customers are advised to use AirPlay as the only option for watching YouTube videos.
Many modern cars now come standard with CarPlay, a feature that allows iPhone users to interface with certain apps directly from their vehicle’s touch screen-equipped head unit. The only problem, however, is that not all apps support CarPlay.
Jailbreakers who want more out of their CarPlay user experience would do good to try a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed CarPlayEnable by iOS developer Ethan Arbuckle, as it effectively lets iOS 14 users interact with just about any iPhone app they want via CarPlay.
The current beta of iOS 14.5 has made iOS 14's Picture in Picture (PiP) mode work with YouTube videos in Safari and other browsers, although it probably won't last for long.
YouTube is all over the places, with apps readily available across platforms and devices. But, very shortly, it's losing support for one device.
When making content, being able to share that content can be important. Now, Apple's making it easier to share to some of the most popular platforms in its first-party apps.
Developer Drew Koch today released Clicker for YouTube, arguably the ultimate companion streaming app for those who watch YouTube frequently on their Mac.
YouTube for iOS has been updated on the App Store with support for high dynamic range (HDR) video content on the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Back in June, it was confirmed that with tvOS 14, the Apple TV 4K would gain support for 4K content from the YouTube app.
Not only is YouTube one of the most popular ways that iPhone and iPad users enjoy video consumption on the go, but the YouTube app also happens to be one of the top-downloaded apps from the App Store overall. Despite its popularity, however, the YouTube app certainly fosters wiggle room for improvement, and the jailbreak community has taken notice of this fact.
Meet Easy YouTube, a newly released and free jailbreak tweak by iOS developer miro92 that brings two of the VLC media player’s most popular in-frame gestures for adjusting the display brightness and volume levels to the official YouTube app.
One of the new features in iOS 14 is built-in support for picture-in-picture. However, it's not working everywhere some people might like.
While YouTube has supported 4K videos for quite awhile now, the Apple TV wasn't quick to jump on the support bandwagon. But that technically changes with tvOS 14, which Apple launched earlier this week.
Apple yesterday released the tvOS 14 software update that brings new capabilities and feature enhancements to the company’s Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K digital media players. Some of the big ones you’ve already heard about, such as an expanded Picture in Picture feature and multiuser support for Apple Arcade. With the media's attention focused on the headline-grabbing improvements in iOS 14, we thought you might also want to learn about everything new in tvOS 14 so here it goes...