We have all felt the struggle of watching YouTube videos with a slow connection at some point or another. Typically we prefer to use WiFi when streaming videos to get the best quality experience, but sometimes WiFi just isn't available. The days of relying on fast mobile connectivity to watch YouTube are coming to an end.
The new Android app YouTube Go plans to connect with a generation of viewers by reimagining how the videos are viewed. People will now have the capability to download YouTube videos and keep them to watch offline later.
YouTube Go will do more than just allow you to watch your downloaded videos on your time. Prior to downloading, users will be able to choose the quality and size of the video. They will then be able to share those videos with others directly from their mobile device.
Access to YouTube Go will be granted to select areas in India first. The app should be made more widely available by early 2017. As of now, there is no word on if or when it will be made available on iOS, but you know that the chance of that actually happening is slim to none if you're an iPhone lover.
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