YouTube Music isn’t just another in a long line of music services for Google; it’s coming to shake up and take over the music streaming market. Can the biggest name in streaming video overtake the biggest name in streaming music?
I’m all for customizing Android, from the most basic of launcher elements to the most precise of custom Google Assistant Routines, but even I have to draw the line at lock screen customization.
Google Home has been able to turn lights on and off for a long time, but now Google Assistant can take advantage of Philips Hue scenes, allowing you to control your smart bulbs with nothing but your voice.
Bluetooth headphones that charge over USB-C, don’t cost hundreds of dollars, and look cute as a button, and do it with very little compromise.
In a world dominated by boring, flat-backed black cases and bedazzled tanks, Ringke is ready to make waves and offer up color and sophisticated style.
Do Not Disturb is a handy tool, when we actually remember to turn it on. If the automatic rules for Do Not Disturb on your phone are lacking, use Tasker to turn it on for you.
Google Keep has long been one of the easier — and free — places to make and keep quick lists, and now those lists got even more powerful.
Since your YouTube Music recommendations and algorithm are based on your YouTube history, years of fads and old tastes can skew the music it serves up to you. Here’s how to fix that.
There are a lot of things that YouTube Music needs to fix, from some clunky offline transitions to lackluster library management to a host of FUD surrounding the "new" service and its rollout. But this longtime YouTube problem should top the list.
If you subscribe to one of these, you subscribe to both, but which one is more worthy of your time, love, and tunes?
YouTube is a gateway to a wonderful world of educational videos, the latest news, and of course enough viral videos and funny clips to waste a lifetime. Here's how to use the best Tube in the world: YouTube!
Rumors of Google Play Music’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Rumors of YouTube Music have just been a complete mess. But let's all just calm down.
YouTube Music is a new service with a lot to explore, a lot to enjoy, and a whole lot of things to fix. While we can't fix YouTube Music ourselves, here are some tricks to help you make the most of it.
We didn't mean to watch that video. We didn't mean to search for THAT. But it happened, and now we want to get it out of our history before it shows back up in a recommendation. Initiate Operation: Clean Slate!
If you want to make sure you can listen to your tunes on YouTube Music even without a data/Wi-Fi connection, we've got a few helpful tips to check out!
The new YouTube Music is here, and there’s a lot to like here. Here’s how to get the party started with YouTube Music and keep building your library up.
YouTube makes it easy to share videos, even if you’re miles and miles away from your trusty laptop. Here’s how to get your video on YouTube directly from your phone.
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YouTube Music is coming, and with it a price increase for the YouTube Red features we know and love today. If you've been on the fence about subscribing, now is the time to pull the trigger.