last week, it was reported that YouTube was testing a new 'play counts' feature on its music streaming service. (IANS)

 

YouTube

Science & Tech

YouTube testing new connectivity feature for Nest speakers on Music app

Google-owned YouTube has reportedly started testing a new feature for its music streaming service which automatically connects Nest speakers to smartphones.

Author : NewsGram Desk

Google-owned YouTube has reportedly started testing a new feature for its music streaming service which automatically connects Nest speakers to smartphones.

This instant connectivity feature was spotted by some Reddit users, reports Android Police.

When users ask their Google Assistant-enabled smart speaker to play music by voice, they can open the YouTube Music application on their phone and it will instantly connect to the speaker, allowing users to quickly adjust the volume and playlist.

Both devices must be connected to the same network, and it takes the YouTube Music app a few seconds to detect audio and initiate a Google Cast connection, the report said.

Meanwhile, last week, it was reported that YouTube was testing a new 'play counts' feature on its music streaming service.

This feature shows the overall plays a song has received from all users across the platform.

However, the feature only applies to tracks listed under 'Top songs'. (IANS/N)

You can also connect us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Linkedin

Subscribe to our channels on YouTube and WhatsApp

Download our app on Play Store

Letter from a jailed Azerbaijani political prisoner reveals deadly consequences of silence

Trump To Discuss Iran, Nuclear Arms With Putin, Xi At Landmark Summit

“Add one more to 180”: Akhilesh Yadav reveals Congress demanding nearly half of Uttar Pradesh seats as negotiations continue ahead of 2027 elections

Romantic relationships, seduction and romeo agents: Top 5 high-profile honey trap cases similar to ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

From love letters to happy threesome: 4 rumoured affairs of India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru