YouTube Apple TV App Updated With Streamlined Interface, Video Advertisements
As noted by Re/code, YouTube today updated its app for the Apple TV, improving its appearance and expanding the content available to stream. With this update, the Apple TV version catches up to the Xbox, PlayStation and other similar streaming devices.
Besides a refreshed design, the new YouTube Apple TV update adds features such as personalized recommendations, channel subscriptions and predictive search. It also now supports all YouTube content, including music videos, vlogs and even advertisements.
The new YouTube experience should be rolling out today for all Apple TV owners. It follows several recent notable updates that added new channels such as
today's addition of UFC.TV, The Scene, Fusion, and Dailymotion, as well as earlier additions of
FXNOW,
Beats Music,
Showtime Anytime and
more in recent months.
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