The YouTube Go app will shut down in August 2022, Alphabet has announced. The mobile app was designed to be a stripped-down version of the main YouTube app, available ...

Google has announced that it’s discontinuing the YouTube Go app. This was a lightweight YouTube app launched back in 2016 for low-end devices. The Mountain View company is directing users to the main ...

YouTube Go is shutting down beginning this August, Google has announced this week. The lightweight Android app first launched in 2016 and features offline viewing and nearby sharing. Like other apps ...

YouTube Go was first announced in 2016 as a lightweight Android app that’s optimized for lower-end hardware and constrained cellular connectivity. YouTube announced today that it was shutting down the ...

YouTube Go was first announced in 2016 as a lightweight Android app that’s optimized for lower-end hardware and constrained cellular connectivity. YouTube announced today that it was shutting down the ...

YouTube Go, designed by YouTube for offline videos is reported to be discontinuing for the users from August 2022 onwards. YouTube Go enable users to save videos for ...

YouTube Go is probably not an app that many of our US readers are familiar with, given its singular focus on the developing world, but it scored more than 500 million ...

Google's official YouTube apps for iOS and Android are always wildly popular, but people who pay attention to app store rankings regularly see third-party YouTube apps come and go on the top free app ...

This week we're seeing the first non-Beta version of YouTube GO, an app that allows downloads of YouTube videos. This is not the only official app that allows video ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Google has announced YouTube Go, a new app designed to broaden the accessibility of the behemoth video-sharing ...

The app is part of YouTube's duel with Facebook, as the two giants race to lure video viewers in regions where mobile internet is more of a luxury. Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior media reporter, ...