[Byxtysaaqwuz]

Check it out, much better than the built in one for the iPhone and with better quality video as well.

[Byxtysaaqwuz]

/ kicks the tumbleweed away.

[derisgun]

Is it possible to access on the iPad?

Built in Youtube app is no better quality then the iPhone over 3G, same on the website with no quality options

[Immampdah]

I never understood what the allure was of surfing through random videos posted by people on the internet. Granted, if someone links me to a Youtube video I go and watch it, but I've tried a couple of times to just crawl through the site and watch videos but I never get past watching 1 or 2 before becoming excessively bored.

[XarokLasa]

You only seem to get the new version if you select "English (US)", if you select "English (UK)" it uses the old version.

I never understood what the allure was of surfing through random videos posted by people on the internet. Granted, if someone links me to a Youtube video I go and watch it, but I've tried a couple of times to just crawl through the site and watch videos but I never get past watching 1 or 2 before becoming excessively bored.

You have to sort the wheat from the chaff. I'm subscriber to a few YouTube channels, and view videos fairly often.

[LorencoLoricelli]

I'll admit I've never been to the mobile youtube in android before now. I don't see any real reason to use the present mobile site over the app or the regular site.

What did they change

[AlistDakisa]

I never understood what the allure was of surfing through random videos posted by people on the internet. Granted, if someone links me to a Youtube video I go and watch it, but I've tried a couple of times to just crawl through the site and watch videos but I never get past watching 1 or 2 before becoming excessively bored.

It gets better if you have a youtube account and "favorite" videos. Eventually the recommendations aren't so random anymore.