YouTube said to be planning 'Unplugged' live TV as soon as 2017
Though best known for user-uploaded videos, Google's YouTube is nevertheless planning to launch a live TV subscription service dubbed "Unplugged," a report said on Wednesday.
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Roger Fingas
YouTube for iOS gets Slide Over, Split View in time for Apple's new iPad Pro
Just ahead of the launch of Apple's 9.7-inch iPad Pro, Google on Tuesday released an updated YouTube app, implementing some long-awaited iOS 9 multitasking features for iPad owners.
T-Mobile adds YouTube, Google Play Movies to controversial Binge On program
T-Mobile on Thursday added several more video services to its "Binge On" program, most notably YouTube, one of the focal points of controversy about the promotion.
FreshBooks ships iPhone-ready card reader, YouTube app gets native iPad Pro support
FreshBooks on Tuesday launched an iPhone-based card reader, competing against the likes of Square, while Google separately updated the YouTube iOS app with iPad Pro compatibility.
Netflix boasts 37% share of Internet traffic in North America, compared with 3% for Apple's iTunes
Netflix this week revealed that in 2015, its streaming video service accounted for 37 percent of peak download Internet traffic in North America, more than doubling YouTube, and coming well ahead of Apple's iTunes.
Neil Hughes
T-Mobile adds 14 more services to Binge On, attacks throttling and net neutrality complaints
T-Mobile added 14 new partners in its controversial Binge On program on Thursday, while CEO John Legere simultaneously rebutted critics accusing the company of improper data throttling and/or violating the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules.
T-Mobile's Binge On throttling all video to 1.5Mbps, regardless of source, EFF says
For Binge On users, T-Mobile is indeed throttling all video 鈥� despite the carrier's statements to the contrary, according to a report by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
T-Mobile says it's 'optimizing' YouTube video, not throttling it
Looking to deflect allegations, T-Mobile denied that it's throttling YouTube for users of its Binge On perk, instead saying that it's presenting "mobile optimized" content.
T-Mobile accused of downgrading YouTube video quality without consent
T-Mobile is reportedly downgrading the quality of YouTube clips viewed by customers, even though the service isn't a partner in T-Mobile's Binge On program.
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Sam Oliver
