YouTube's new app for India's flaky internet market is finally here.
A beta version of YouTube Go app, first unveiled last year, has gone live on Google Play, the company says.
Google plans to release a stable version of the app later and also intends to make it available in other developing markets.
Unveiled at Google for India event last September, YouTube Go has been designed to work on slow and flaky internet connections.
The app offers a range of features to give users more control over how they want to consume videos. Users can save videos for offline viewing, for instance, and also select the video resolution in accordance with their internet availability. Read more...
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