Casting is a big part of many people’s lives. It allows them to take the content on their phones and beam it directly to a smart TV or streaming dongle. It’s often a more convenient solution because users are signed in to all of their accounts on their phones most of the time. It means that they don’t need to sign in on the other device as well. YouTube TV is having casting issues on different devices YouTube TV is having casting issues on different devices...

Simply put, “Listening controls” offer a set of controls right below the video while removing everything else. This is designed to improve usability for audio-only content. However, it can be used for practically any video on YouTube, provided you have the Premium subscription. Strangely, YouTube doesn’t highlight this perk while marketing YouTube Premium. So this feature’s inclusion may come as a surprise to some customers. Playing a YouTube video on your Android or iOS device shows a pill-shaped button called “Listening Controls....

Rewind also includes cameos from some of the top YouTube creators. Although this annual video series will no longer exist, the YouTube Creators Twitter page said it will offer a “different and updated kind of experience.” Notably, YouTube did not publish a Rewind video for 2020, considering the situation around the pandemic. The company said the decision was taken based on how the year was “different” than years past. The announcement by the company now confirms that there won’t be another annual YouTube Rewind video in the future....

The revelation comes via Esper.io’s Mishaal Rahman, who is a reliable source for Android deep dives. XDA points out that the Wallpaper & style settings on Android 13 Developer Preview 2 (DP2) only included four options each for wallpaper colors and basic colors. All new colors introduced with Android 13 Beta 1 are multi-toned All new colors introduced with Android 13 Beta 1 are multi-toned Among the newly introduced options are rose, brown, yellow, green, blue, purple, lilac, etc....

Android 13 QPR1 Beta 3.1 is now rolling out to Pixel phones Android 13 QPR1 Beta 3.1 is now rolling out to Pixel phones That quarterly release is also known as a ‘Feature Drop’. We’re still a month away from that, however, so let’s check out what this new beta build has to offer. Google listed quite a few fixes in the changelog. In this update, Google fixed an issue where apps would crash when they were using a MediaSession to handle input from hardware media playback buttons....