The live streaming service is finally getting a highly requested dark mode, finally bringing it on par with the regular YouTube app.
We don't quite know which markets will be affected, though.
As usual, it's all about money.
The premium networks will fill a premium-size hole in YouTube TV's offerings.
Good thing, too, since PlayStation Vue is no more.
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Amazon is selling electronic gift cards for YouTube — allowing you to give the gift of YouTube Premium, YouTube Music, and YouTube TV.
YouTube is giving out three free months of YouTube Premium to subscribers of YouTube TV. However, in order to qualify, you must have never used YouTube Premium in the past otherwise you'll only be eligible for one month.
Local channels — and more — are missing, or moved, or something. Whatever it is, it's not right.
YouTube TV is giving away a special two-week extended free trial code to subscribers, which they can share with their friends and family.
After ending a long-standing feud earlier this year Amazon and Google have now begun starting to play nice with each other. The latest evidence of that is the announcement today that YouTube TV is now available on Fire TV devices.
It's for new subscribers, obviously.
They'll hit the streaming service later this year.
YouTube TV family managers are in for a steal of a deal, because Google is sending out an email with a promo code allowing you to grab a Nest Hub for $80 off.
All it takes is a couple of clicks and you'll have Showtime, for free, until Sept. 5. And it won't automatically charge you afterward.
Because if you don't know what's on, how will you know if you want to watch it?
They'll come in the second half of the season, but we don't know who we'll be watching yet.
Google and Verizon have partnered to make subscribing to YouTube TV even easier for Verizon customers.
A long-running standoff between Amazon and Google has come to an end, with both companies announcing this morning that YouTube is coming back to Fire TV and Amazon's Prime Video app will be updated with Chromecast support by the end of the year.