Tubecast VR is a new app built just for watching immersive local and YouTube videos in Windows Mixed Reality.
Popular Windows YouTube client Tubecast has arrived at version 3.3.8.9 with fixes for a couple of issues.
The popular third-party YouTube app Tubecast has hit the one million download milestone for its various Windows platforms, according to a Twitter message from its developer.
You can now watch videos on YouTube and elsewhere that are shot using a 360-degree format. A new app from Webrox for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone lets you control how you view videos using gyroscopes and more. You need to see this to believe it.
Popular third-party YouTube app, Tubecast has nabbed a small update that, while lacking in features, should patch up any issues you were having with broken video formats.
The popular YouTube third-party app Tubecast has an update for its Windows Phone versions, which brings back a number of features that have been missing in previous versions. Here's what's new in the 3.0.8.2 update: Subscriptions newsfeed, recommended videos and channel videos are back in a good way (time ordered) Search filters are back too Suggestions are back in the...
We know Google doesn't develop apps for the Windows Phone platform, but Windows Phone developer community fills in quite well. While we don't have an official YouTube app for Windows Phone, we've got terrific third-party YouTube apps like MetroTube and myTube since quite a while. But my latest crush is Tubecast because it offers the ability to cast the YouTube video onto your TV screen...
The developer behind the popular third-party YouTube app Tubecast for Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 has updated both versions that include, among other things, support for the new YouTube API v3. Since YouTube is discontinuing support for its older API v2 on April 20, this means that Tubecast will be able to handle videos from the service using the API v3, It should also allow third...
Although YouTube is once again changing their API for developers and third party apps, one of our favorite apps Tubecast is getting a big update today, including fixing some recent bugs. If you recall, a few weeks ago Tubecast for Windows 8.1 joined the ranks with its Windows Phone brother to become a universal app. Today is the first update for both apps, bringing some improvements...
Tubecast is an awesome Youtube application for Windows Phone, and now it's also available for Windows. We've been playing with it for the past few days and it feels a lot like the Windows Phone app. You can use it to watch Youtube videos, download videos to your machine, and cast video to DLNA devices such as a smart TV or the Xbox One. Want to see it in action? Take a look at our hands...
Tubecast for Windows Phone is one of our top YouTube apps. But not only can it handle various levels of playback quality it can also 'cast your videos from your phone to your Xbox One, DLNA device, Chromecast or Apple TV (and soon Roku). That feature is super handy when you want to share a video with the room and not have to type on the TV. Today, we are super excited to announce that...
Third party YouTube client Tubecast has taken the Windows Phone platform by storm recently with numerous high-level updates. Today, version 2.9.8.3 has gone live and with it, numerous new features driven by user requests (aren't those always the best?). Besides being able to flawless stream YouTube through DLNA, Xbox One, Airplay and more, Tubecast has pushed the boundaries with 2K...
One of our favorite YouTube clients for Windows Phone goes by the name of Tubecast. Besides being a full-featured, beautifully designed YouTube app for managing and playing videos, it can also DLNA and Airplay stream content to your TV at the touch of a button. Version 2.9.8 of the app brings some significant viewing improvements, including some ultra-high resolution support! Best part...
Windows Phone users currently do not have an official YouTube application, but there are third-party apps available. One of those awesome apps is Tubecast, which we've recently reviewed. If you haven't installed it yet, you definitely should. It has an amazing feature that lets you "cast" videos from your phone to the Xbox One. Don't believe us? We'll show you how it works....