YouTube TV Set for Major Redesign and Enhanced Multiview

April 23, 2025, 9:20 am

YouTube TV is slated for a comprehensive redesign this summer, introducing easier navigation and innovative multiview features that extend beyond sports content. These updates aim to modernize the streaming experience as the service refines its interface to better cater to evolving viewer habits.

macrumors.com / YouTube TV Getting Interface Update With Customizable Multiview

To celebrate YouTube's 20th anniversary, the YouTube team today announced that YouTube TV is getting an interface update in the near future. Starting in the next few weeks, YouTube TV members will be able to build their own multiview with select non-sports content. A small group of popular...

androidheadlines.com / YouTube TV is getting a redesign with a custom multiview feature

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techcrunch.com / YouTube TV is getting a redesign this summer

YouTube said on Wednesday that it will launch a redesign of YouTube TV’s user interface this summer. On the books are easier navigation, playback and quality tweaks, as well as better access to comments, channel info, and subscribing. The company didn’t provide any further details about the...

theverge.com / YouTube’s TV changes include a redesign and more multiview

Like the idea of multiview, but want it for more than just March Madness and NFL Sunday Ticket? Lucky you, YouTube has announced that in the next few weeks, it’ll be giving YouTube TV members the ability to test out “building their own multiview with select non-sports content.” The feature...

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