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Answer» A look into a new Android app code shows YouTube is going to offer some kind of free music for Android users. This was POSTED to day on CNET:
YouTube looks set to introduce an ad-free subscription service called "Music Pass," according to STRINGS of code hidden in its new Android app, YouTube 5.3.
The code, which was excavated by the blog Android POLICE, apparently reveals these forthcoming options:
Background music to keep playing while you use other apps.
Uninterrupted playback -- so no ads.
Offline play so you can watch videos and listen to music away from Wi-Fi without DEVOURING your data allowance.
Further code hints that you'll be able to download a whole playlist to watch offline, and choose which definition the video is saved as, while uploaders will be able to specify their videos can't be watched offline.
There's no indication as to whether all YouTube videos will be available, or just music.
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YouTube Music Pass subscription
Not confirmed. YetOoooh, that is exciting!
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