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August 14, 2012 05:30 pm GMT
YouTube has been working hard over the last several years to make its content available on a number of devices, including smartphones and game consoles. The newest device to get a native app is Sony's PlayStation 3, the video site announced in a blog post this morning.The new app can be downloaded for free from the PlayStation 3 store, giving users a better user experience for browsing and watching videos on the device. While YouTube was previously available on PS3, users were accessing it from the game console's web browser instead of through a native app. The new experience will take advantage of PS3 controls and an improved UI.
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YouTube Launches A PlayStation 3 App With Search, Subscribed Channels, And Mobile Device Pairing
YouTube has been working hard over the last several years to make its content available on a number of devices, including smartphones and game consoles. The newest device to get a native app is Sony's PlayStation 3, the video site announced in a blog post this morning.The new app can be downloaded for free from the PlayStation 3 store, giving users a better user experience for browsing and watching videos on the device. While YouTube was previously available on PS3, users were accessing it from the game console's web browser instead of through a native app. The new experience will take advantage of PS3 controls and an improved UI.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/lv61S4Shsfg/
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