For people who don’t have access to a reliable internet connection, Google has revealed a lighter version of YouTube called YouTube Go. The app was in beta since June and is now officially being released in in India and Indonesia as its preliminary markets.
Unlike Facebook and Twitter’s low-data usage apps, YouTube Go allows users to download videos from the network for online viewing. These videos can also be shared between users on separate devices, via either Bluetooth or Wi-Fi Direct.
The videos could be downloaded in either 144p or 360p when the app was in beta, though the final release also brings the 480p option . This way users can work out the ideal compromise between data usage and quality by themselves.
Downloaded videos can be stored in either the phone’s internal memory or the SD card. Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and above is supported, which is probably the best given how many people are still stuck on the older iterations of the OS.
The interface of the app is somewhere along the lines of the main YouTube app, however, it misses out on most of its features. The main page offers users a bunch of recommendations based on what is popular currently, while a preview gives users a taste of the content they should expect in a video.
The app has a download size of just 9.4 MB, which will allow it to be used in low end Android devices which lack large storage capacity.
For people outside the launch markets, you can either wait a short while for YouTube Go to arrive or side load the app through an APK.
Yaha Apni YouTube Waisy Bhi Theek Chalti hai
India mein iss liye launch ki thi kyun k wahan 3G aur 4G sirf naam ki hai wo 144p ya 360p se zyada resolution mein mein nhn dekh saken ge Remember the add ” Atka Atka” ?
Matlab Waha Bhi Ufone Jaisi Service Hai 2G Wali )
Ufone bhi bohat behtar hai baqi ap khud samajhdar ho ?
Ya ALLAH Hum ne to AIRTEL Ka 4G Ads Dekha tha
30 Sec Main Puri Movie Download : Ab Samajh Aya Wo Kun Si Movie thi :)
Hahaha
Side loaded the apk. Working great.