If you’re not using Netflix, the chances are that you’ve got Amazon Prime Video instead. Prime Video is part of the Amazon Prime package, but if you don’t have Prime, you can get Prime Video itself as a standalone subscription. Try a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime or a 30-day free trial of Prime Video […]
Continue ReadingYouTube recently rolled out a new feature to its Android app that can get pretty annoying: auto-playing videos in the home feed. You may have noticed that as you scroll through your YouTube home feed in the Android app, videos automatically start playing while muted. The feature is similar to when you hover over a […]
Continue ReadingSaving YouTube videos to your iPhone for watching offline is tricky business. If you don’t mind paying, you can subscribe to YouTube Red to watch without ads and download videos for offline viewing. But this still requires you to watch the videos in the YouTube app. What if you want to watch them in your Camera […]
Continue ReadingSharing a YouTube video is so last year. If you want to scream “Have you seen this?” to your friends, there’s a better way to do it now, and you can do it right from within the YouTube app: use YouTube’s own chat system for sharing and discussing videos in a perfectly social way. The […]
Continue ReadingPeople can head to YouTube to learn about everything from changing guitar strings to Photoshop basics. As such, it’s an excellent way to learn about cybersecurity. A formal, real-world class may be out of your budget, but the great thing about YouTube videos is that they’re free and versatile. You can watch or listen to […]
Continue ReadingAutoplaying videos are, without a doubt, one of the most annoying things about the internet. Whether they’re ads playing in the sidebar, or related content a website presumes you’ll want to watch, autoplaying videos are bad, unnecessary, and unwelcome. The one thing worse than a standard autoplaying video is an autoplaying video with sound. You […]
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