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How Many Hours Of Videos People Watch On YouTube Every Day?

YouTube is right now the most popular video sharing website where lots of people watch content every day. Well, everyone likes to spend time watching YouTube videos.  Have you ever wondered how many hours of video people watch on YouTube every day? You will be shocked to know that users on YouTube are now watching one billion hours of videos. Back in the year 2015, YouTube announced that it had surpassed 500 million hours per day. YouTube’s blog post  says “Let’s put that in perspective. If you were to sit and watch a billion hours of YouTube, it would take you over 100,000 years. 100,000 years ago, our ancestors were crafting stone tools and migrating out of Africa while mammoths and mastodons roamed the Earth. If you spent 100,000 years traveling at the speed of light, you could travel from one end of the Milky Way to the other (and you wouldn’t age a day!). And if you searched for 100,000 years on YouTube, you’d find a really killer KISS track” ...

How to disable annoying pop ups in YouTube videos

We may often see  pop-ups  while watching videos on  YouTube  which will be quite annoying at times. There will be annoying pop-ups disturbing us from watching videos which say subscribe to channels or the links to various videos. It will be very annoying as some  YouTube creators extra do the annotations which will be like spots on the videos and we cannot close them by ourselves simply. But don’t worry my dear YouTubers there is still a simple and pretty easy way where we can  disable annotations  and this process is just a click away for the users and very easy to do as well. Procedure: First of all the user needs to be logged into his/her account by using their login credentials. Then the user needs to go to the YouTube settings which can be accessed by clicking on the profile image on the top right screen of the page and then a gear icon can be seen which leads the user to the settings page. After that user will be ...

HTC to livestream the launch of its U-branded smartphones tomorrow

HTC has been teasing the U alphabet since December, last year and most of the rumors that have come up since then give us a hint at some of the upcoming mobile handset devices that HTC is working on behind the scenes. We now have the official confirmation from HTC about the launch of its U smartphones and that is tomorrow, January 12, 2017. HTC outed a new teaser video for public on YouTube today and is willing enough to live stream the event on http://www.htc.com at 4 PM Taiwan time which translates to 12 AM PST, 3 AM EST, 8 AM GMT, 9 AM CET, 1:30 PM IST.                  We have some more leaked information about some other devices that HTC may launch tomorrow.   HTC U Play The HTC U Play  c omes with a 5.2-inch Full HD display, Helio P10 chipset paired with 3GB RAM and 32 GB of internal storage. It has a 16 MP front/back camera combo. There is a fingerprint reader at the front and to ke...

YouTube gets 4K live streaming

From today YouTube users will be able to stream standard and 360-degree video content in 4K. This could have huge significance for YouTube's position in the live stream space. While popular, the video behemoth's main streaming competitor, Twitch, currently lacks the bandwidth to support 4K streaming. Back in 2010, 4K support was first available to the app and now it has the largest library of 4K video. Google can't help but be excited about this. On the official YouTube blog it says "The image quality is just mind-blowing on screens that support it, and in 360 degrees … the clarity can truly transport you."   Twitch servers typically limit streamers to a bandwidth of 3.5 Mbps (and a 4K stream can require more than double that). Being beaten to the UHD punch will come as a major blow to the Amazon-owned company. Google will be hoping that this technical advantage will be enough to steer Twitch users towards viewing and hosting streams on its ...