Youtube v5.0.21
Requirements: Android 4.0 and up
Overview: Get the official YouTube app from Google. Watch the world’s videos and keep up with your favorite YouTube channels. Sign in to personalize your experience with channel subscriptions, personalized recommendations, access to your playlists and uploads, and simple sharing with friends and family.
Features include:
* Enjoy YouTube videos and channels, including HD content and live streams
* Find videos and channels easily with voice search and search suggestions
* Subscribe to your favorite channels for instant access from your guide
* Simple sharing through Google+, E-mail, Facebook and Twitter
The biggest new features I've spotted so far are:
A brand new card-based UI - the app looks better than ever before. It's like Matias Duarte has reached down from the sky and graced it with his magic touch.
Previously rumored in-app multitasking that's nothing like we've ever seen before. It really has to be experienced in person, but basically you can make any video you're watching turn into a small window on the bottom right by swiping it down, pressing the down arrow in the top left corner, or simply pressing the Back button.
You can then navigate the app while the video is playing.
You bring it back up by dragging or tapping the small window and dismiss it by swiping it sideways.
The really slick part here is that as you start sliding sideways, the sound volume starts to fade. This is some top-notch UX here.
Interestingly, the swipe-down gesture works only in portrait mode on phones. On tablets, it's available in both orientations.
The slide-out navigation has been reworked with the latest hamburger-style guidelines in mind.
Quick access to history, favorites, playlists, uploads, and watch later right in the slide-out menu.
You can now search for playlists.
You no longer need to tap the down arrow on the video page to give thumbs up, thumbs down, or flag.
The HD and CC toggles have moved from the bottom left edge of the video to the menu.
The G+ +1 Recommend button seems to be gone from videos.
Update #1: A brand new app icon.
Update #2: The landscape UI on 7" tablets is now no longer just full-screen like it is on phones. Say hello to a fully-functional landscape tablet UI.
Update #3: At last, YouTube now honors the global auto-rotate setting and doesn't flip to landscape if auto-rotate is off. However, there's now a button in the bottom right corner of the video to force the landscape full-screen mode if you want it. I think it's the ideal solution to this previously controversial situation.
Update #4: The TV Queue UI got updated as well.
This app has no advertisements
More Info:
Download Instructions:
http://uploaded.net/file/84x00bzz
Mirror:
http://extabit.com/file/28cl4ozaz44p5
Requirements: Android 4.0 and up
Overview: Get the official YouTube app from Google. Watch the world’s videos and keep up with your favorite YouTube channels. Sign in to personalize your experience with channel subscriptions, personalized recommendations, access to your playlists and uploads, and simple sharing with friends and family.
Features include:
* Enjoy YouTube videos and channels, including HD content and live streams
* Find videos and channels easily with voice search and search suggestions
* Subscribe to your favorite channels for instant access from your guide
* Simple sharing through Google+, E-mail, Facebook and Twitter
The biggest new features I've spotted so far are:
A brand new card-based UI - the app looks better than ever before. It's like Matias Duarte has reached down from the sky and graced it with his magic touch.
Previously rumored in-app multitasking that's nothing like we've ever seen before. It really has to be experienced in person, but basically you can make any video you're watching turn into a small window on the bottom right by swiping it down, pressing the down arrow in the top left corner, or simply pressing the Back button.
You can then navigate the app while the video is playing.
You bring it back up by dragging or tapping the small window and dismiss it by swiping it sideways.
The really slick part here is that as you start sliding sideways, the sound volume starts to fade. This is some top-notch UX here.
Interestingly, the swipe-down gesture works only in portrait mode on phones. On tablets, it's available in both orientations.
The slide-out navigation has been reworked with the latest hamburger-style guidelines in mind.
Quick access to history, favorites, playlists, uploads, and watch later right in the slide-out menu.
You can now search for playlists.
You no longer need to tap the down arrow on the video page to give thumbs up, thumbs down, or flag.
The HD and CC toggles have moved from the bottom left edge of the video to the menu.
The G+ +1 Recommend button seems to be gone from videos.
Update #1: A brand new app icon.
Update #2: The landscape UI on 7" tablets is now no longer just full-screen like it is on phones. Say hello to a fully-functional landscape tablet UI.
Update #3: At last, YouTube now honors the global auto-rotate setting and doesn't flip to landscape if auto-rotate is off. However, there's now a button in the bottom right corner of the video to force the landscape full-screen mode if you want it. I think it's the ideal solution to this previously controversial situation.
Update #4: The TV Queue UI got updated as well.
This app has no advertisements
More Info:
Code:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.youtube
Download Instructions:
http://uploaded.net/file/84x00bzz
Mirror:
http://extabit.com/file/28cl4ozaz44p5
hth2813 — Tue Aug 20, 2013 2:21 am
