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 ...

The service is rolling out a handful of new features for Premium subscribers, including a way for members on iOS to access an ‘enhanced’ version of 1080p. The service is rolling out a handful of new ...

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" ...

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 ...

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,” ...

Months after YouTube launched an enhanced bitrate 1080p option for Premium subscribers on mobile, the platform is now bringing the video quality to the web. The company rolled out the higher-quality ...

YouTube Premium gives subscribers access to ad-free videos, the ability to download videos for offline viewing, and access to YouTube Music Premium. But starting ...

YouTube has introduced a new quality type in the form of a 1080p premium that purports to have an enhanced bitrate. But what does it actually mean? And what is an enhanced bitrate? Let’s take a look.

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 ...

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 says it will start supporting 1080p high-definition video in full resolution starting next week. The Google-owned video-sharing site will add support for viewing videos in 720p or 1080p ...