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On its official support website, while explaining the "Discover videos with Previews," Google noted that it displays five to 10 previews of videos already recommended for you. The preview will show users 'short and engaging moments' from the video, making it easier for you to quickly decide whether you want to watch the full video, skip, or add to "watch later." This should help users combat content that tries to bait users into clicking the video by using a misleading thumbnail. These pieces of content usually have entirely different things to say than what their thumbnail claims. So, even if

We've tested all of the popular paid live TV streaming services including Sling TV, Hulu Plus Live TV, DirecTV, Philo and Fubo. Among this competition, our top choices in this category are YouTube TV and the budget-friendly Sling TV. At the affordable end of the spectrum, Sling's Blue package carries many basic channels for $46 a month, while YouTube's channel lineup is worth the $83. Each service provides a user-friendly layout and a blend of live channels with unlimited DVRs and on-demand content. Beyond those two, all of the cancel-anytime live TV packages we've evaluated on this list allow

You can check out the details on YouTube's experimental features page for Premium members. The search bar feels more like something you'd see with Gemini, allowing users to have a conversation in order to get the results they are looking for. When searching on YouTube, users will be hit with text, images, and even video results in this new experimental mode. You can even ask follow-up questions if needed, and YouTube will even present some additional prompts that might be worth looking at. As you can imagine, blending these two worlds together can get a little messy. But for the most part, it

Metrolist renders a YouTube Music subscription irrelevant. I'm considering a YouTube Premium Lite subscription (essentially the same as YouTube Premium without YouTube Music perks), but at the end of the day, I need to consider where my money's going. I'm much happier paying Tidal for a monthly subscription than Google, even if I do have to suffer through ads daily. YouTube's aggressive push towards making free YouTube steadily worse has also put me off supporting anti-consumer business practices. Metrolist might have made my least favorite music app usable again, but there's a lot more to pic