YouTube's apps are getting a facelift. Its iOS and Android apps were updated Tuesday with a new design that brings an improved set of recommendations, along with a visual overhauls of its home ...

YouTube on Monday announced a significant change to its mobile app — it will now autoplay videos by default when users are browsing the app’s home page, aka the “Home” tab. Fortunately ...

Amazon Fire TV users now have an official YouTube app and can use Alexa to search for cute kitten videos, while Prime Video is finally compatible with Chromecast.

Fortunately, YouTube has provided some options to customize the app's new default behavior, which we'll mention shortly. But first, here's how you can turn off Autoplay on Home completely.

With "Play" you can not only bookmark YouTube videos but also organize and even access them from your iOS home screen.

A bug in the YouTube app is causing Shorts to immediately open and start playing, making for a slightly frustrating experience.

As for the app experience, I find YouTube's app easier to navigate, but I appreciate that Nebula's home page is more organized than the endless scroll of video suggestions you'll find on YouTube.

Dish Network’s Hopper 3 is already one of the most full-featured DVRs on the market, and now it’s getting even better with the addition of YouTube.