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YouTube for Android gets new look in fullscreen mode – PhoneArena

Feb 01, 2022, 9:43 PM According to 9to5Google, the YouTube app for Android is receiving a new look starting today when videos are viewed in fullscreen. If you turn your phone into landscape mode while viewing a YouTube video and press pause, you'll notice something new. On the bottom of the left side of the display, there are thin outlines of new icons that allow you to like the video, dislike it, comment about the video, add it to a playlist, or share it with someone else.On the bottom right of the fullscreen view is an icon showing multiple videos in fullscreen mode alongside the words: "More Videos, Tap to see all." When you tap on it, a carousel surfaces to show other videos that you might find interesting. The video timeline is moved a little higher and the three-dot settings icon on the upper right corner is turned into the gear icon used to represent the settings menu on several other apps (although that change was made for both the landscape and portrait modes of YouTube). Google has rolled out a new look for the fullscreen YouTube UI Lastly, tapping on the small upside down pointer, triangle, or chevron…

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David Letterman Debuts YouTube Channel Full of 'Late Night' Clips – ScreenCrush

Yesterday, David Letterman used his Twitter account to tease... something coming on February 1. Today is February 1st, and it comes with a blessing from the comedy gods: A new Letterman YouTube channel full of classic clips from the history of both Late Night With David Letterman and The Late Show with David Letterman.So far, the site contains around 150 clips, including memorable interviews from Letterman’s talk shows, standup sets from great comedians, as well as some of his best comedy bits. The highlights of the latter include Dave’s time running the drive-thru at a local Taco Bell:You can also watch the very first installment of the immortal “Stupid Human Tricks.”Of course, there are Top Ten lists as well, like Fabio’s Top Ten Pick-Up Lines:There are interviews and then some fun video highlight compilations; this video is just all of the hilarious compliments Martin Short gave to Dave through the years.There are also a couple of clips that are basically short documentaries about the show. This two minute video reveals the history behind Late Night With David Letterman’s fantastic bumpers.David Letterman retired from The Late Show in 2015. Since then, he’s hosted the Netflix interview series My Next Guest Needs No Introduction. This new channel is very much needed. Yes,…

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PM Narendra Modi's YouTube channel crosses 100 lakh subscribers – The Indian Express

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s YouTube channel has crossed 100 lakh subscribers as of Tuesday, making him one of the leading political leaders on the Google-owned social media platform. The ‘NarendraModi’ channel was created in October 2007 while he was the Chief Minister of Gujarat. Some of the popular videos on the channel include his interview with actor Akshay Kumar, the PM’s interaction with the Hindi film industry members in 2019, and a video on steps to avoid spreading the coronavirus. Besides this channel, the Prime Minister also has an official PMO India channel on YouTube through which various official statements and PM’s addresses to the nation are shared. PM Modi is also active on other social media platforms like Twitter (753 lakh followers) and Facebook (468 lakh followers). Other popular Indian politicians on YouTube include Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi (5.25 lakh) and Shashi Tharoor (4.39 lakh), Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin (2.12 lakh). Worldwide, widely-followed YouTube channels of political leaders comprise those of Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro (36 lakh), Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (30 lakh), the White House (19 lakh) and Joe Biden (7 lakh).

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New feature begins rolling out for YouTube Music called “Recommended radios” – PhoneArena

Jan 30, 2022, 11:26 PM According to some Redditors (via 9to5Google), YouTube Music is rolling out a feature called "Recommended radios." Instead of radio stations created from a single song, the new feature creates a station from multiple songs and artists and recommends it to users. You can press the home tab button and scroll about half-way down the page to find the new "Recommend radios" carousel if it has already hit your phone. There are 10 stations shown with the carousel and they update every time you refresh the feed.Each station mentions up to three songs that provided the inspiration for that particular station. Each station is named after the title of a band or the genre that the station covers. And the name of the decade associated with the music is often included.  With the mobile version of YouTube Music, tapping on one of the stations will bring up the playlist page (as opposed to auto-playing the station when you click on it with the desktop version). A Reddit user who goes by the handle of "Fuyou_lilienthal_yu" said, "This tab was just there when I scrolled down on the app. It seems to be like the Mixes except…

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Popular Video Game Music YouTube Channel Receives 1300 Copyright Claims From Nintendo

Not again! by Liam Doolan 7 hours ago Nintendo has set its sights on the YouTube video game music channel GilvaSunner (again). Following on from previous copyright claims on the channel dating back to 2020, it's now been hit with a whopping 1,300 takedowns. All sorts of high-quality Nintendo music has been removed from the channel - ranging from Super Mario soundtracks to Legend of Zelda ones. It's worth noting that GilvaSunner does not monetise these soundtracks. And as we've previously noted, Nintendo has every right to protect its music. Here's a message GilvaSunner shared on social media, following a previous lot of takedowns in 2020: "I see a lot of assumptions being made by some of you with some extreme words against me. Let me clarify again that I do not monetize videos and do not profit from them. I do realize that doesn’t justify uploading the content. "I’m also not angry or surprised that Nintendo is doing this, but I do think it’s a bit disappointing there is hardly an alternative. If Nintendo thinks this is what needs to be done (to set an example), I will let them take down the channel. It is their content after…

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