One of the latest new features for YouTube Premium subscribers is a new 1080p tier with a better bitrate, and Google is now testing that feature with some users on Android and Google TV. Back in ...

Last month, YouTube started testing a new 1080p video quality that’s exclusive to premium subscribers. The company is still testing it out, and it appears to be ...

YouTube has started rolling out a new feature called “1080p Premium,” which is only accessible through its Premium tier. So does that mean YouTube is downgrading regular 1080p for free users? Probably ...

YouTube's "1080p Premium" has begun its testing phase, giving subscribers a new enhanced quality option to watch videos in the Google-owned video-sharing service. The new enhanced "1080p Premium" ...

While it’s not unheard of, it was a little odd for iOS devices to get first dibs when YouTube introduced 1080p “Premium” video. But all is now right in the world — “we heard our users loud and clear,” ...

YouTube is adding better video quality options to YouTube Premium. Most people will never even notice the difference. This week, some users noticed a new video quality option on YouTube's mobile app.

YouTube appears to be starting another experimental feature. Like the last time, it is a new video option that will strictly be for Premium subscribers. It goes by ‘1080p Premium,’ which, as the name ...

YouTube is known for constantly innovating and coming up with new features every so often. Now, one of its newest features specifically for YouTube premium subscribers was spotted for Android and ...

The 1080p Premium feature on YouTube upgrades your video-watching experience by enhancing the bitrate of 1080p videos. This feature works best when watching sports ...

YouTube has confirmed the rollout of the 1080p Premium feature for web users. This feature, initially exclusive to iOS devices, upgrades the bitrate for enhanced ...

Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Up until recently, the only way to get 1080p YouTube videos on the iPad was to use the YouTube app. Now, and possibly for a limited time (knowing YouTube’s fickle ...