YouTube is a global video streaming giant, catering to diverse user needs with a vast array of content, from music tracks to ...

This isn't because Spotify is my dream music streaming app; I'm frustrated by its recent string of updates, each more ...

Spotify was my main music streaming service for years, so I didn't think I'd ever make the switch when I tried YouTube Music.

While it may not have the high profile of Spotify or Apple Music, YouTube Music has its own band of loyal users—not least because of the wealth of audio material you can find across YouTube as ...

As spotted by the team at 9to5Google, a new option called 'consistent volume' is now making its way to the YouTube Music apps for Android and iOS. The idea is, all your tracks, no matter where you've ...

YouTube Music just rolled out a small but surprisingly useful change that makes it way easier to manage your listening experience, especially if you’re someone who’s constantly adjusting the volume ...

Summary: YouTube Music is finally letting users share song lyrics as stylish images, catching up to a feature Spotify has offered for years. The tool lets you highlight lyrics, customize the ...

It's unclear how consistent volume differs, but presumably it won't change volume within the track and wreck your tunes. Unlike stable volume, which is enabled on a video-to-video basis, YouTube Music ...

YouTube Music has rolled out a double-tap gesture that lets users “like” songs by tapping the album cover center. This quality-of-life improvement adds liked songs directly to the user’s ...

YouTube Music is getting a new “Consistent volume” normalization option. The main YouTube app has had its own “stable volume” tool for a couple years now. The setting has started showing ...