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Music videos come to Android YouTube app

By Shane McGlaun
on 13 Jan, 2011

Music fans that have the Android app for YouTube got some good news yesterday when the streaming site announced that music videos would now be offered on its streaming app. The updated app gets access to the VEVO catalog of music videos on the YouTube 2.0 app.

An actual taste of Honeycomb: Android 3.0 [Updated with Video]

By Sam Koutroulakis
on 5 Jan, 2011

It's official. Honeycomb is version 3.0 and definitely an OS optimized for tablet use. The Android youtube page was updated earlier today with a video displaying actual use of the new operating system. Clips of book reading, the actual Honeycomb desktop, and the software buttons were all displayed in the video.

Droid Streamer Beta Streams Shows Movies to Android Device with Ease

By Chris Burns
on 31 Dec, 2010

Behold! A sweet little app that plays all your favorite movies and shows (just so long as you like South Park and Avatar) - it's in progress! Normally we wouldn't post an app that's still in Beta, but this one, although the interface isn't pretty, looks rather promising. This app plays movies and TV shows basically INSTANTLY and is produced by a team including KarlssoN1337 from XDA forums.

YouTube Remote for Android

By Chris Burns
on 23 Dec, 2010

Check it out! There's a brand new remote for YouTube for Android released special just for the holidays - today! All you've got to do is download "YouTube Remote" from the Android Marketplace, start it up and log in with your YouTube account and get going! You can play videos in a nice little interface on your phone or use your device as a remote for your YouTube account on your computer screen.

Google TV Updated: Dual View Mode, Voice Search & Netflix Improvements [Video]

By Evan Selleck
on 15 Dec, 2010

Updates to the Google TV platform aren't a new thing, but this is the first one that users can consider "major." The new update isn't just for bug fixes, or small improvements to the general search results of the set-top box. Instead, this update is meant for the Netflix users out there, as well as adding a few extra features for the Dual View mode.

Google Voice, Voice Search, and YouTube receive minor updates

By Dylan Bailey
on 8 Dec, 2010

Google has pushed out updates to its YouTube, Voice, and Voice Search applications today, and with it comes in a few changes and performance boosts.

New Logitech Revue Ad Demonstrates Creepy Obsession with Kevin Bacon

By Dylan Bailey
on 2 Dec, 2010

Advertising is one of the best ways to get your product into the minds of consumers, and what better way than to leave viewers confused and a little creeped out? In Logitech's new Revue featuring Google TV ad we see a "fan" of Kevin Bacon (Kevin Bacon himself) using Google TV to find all of the content he desires simply. You can check out the video below. And as with all "different" advertisements: Doesn't it make you want a Google TV more than anything? [youtube]qyQb192-CPQ[/youtube] [Via YouTube, Thanks, Simon!]

Verizon Demos Global Calling and many other features of the Droid 2 Global [Video]

By Dylan Bailey
on 22 Nov, 2010

The main difference between the DROID 2 and the DROID 2 Global is that the Global has built in GSM/CDMA radios and can be used around the globe (if you pay for service). Well many users may have the phone and not even know how to enter these modes. Verizon now has you covered with their series of YouTube videos demoing just how to switch network modes, dial a number, and place a call.

Gingerbread YouTube, now ported to Eclair

By Chris Burns
on 26 Oct, 2010

So you want the YouTube from Gingerbread, but you want it jammed into your Eclair? You've got strange tasty treat tastes, don't you? Lucky for you, XDA forum member rolle3k has done just what you need to port that futuristic app into your still-yummy Android OS 2.0/2.1 Eclair.

YouTube stand-alone app supports Android 2.2 only

By Shane McGlaun
on 22 Oct, 2010

Google has unveiled several apps for Android over the last months like Maps, Search, and Gmail. The company is now set to launch a new stand-alone app for YouTube. There is a bit of a catch for users of anything but the latest version of Android though.