Google began teasing of an update for Google TV on Facebook yesterday. And well, it looks like that update has since been announced — the YouTube channel has been updated. Yup, those with a Google TV can fire up their unit and download the latest YouTube channel from the Android Market. Google makes mention that more »

Google continues to redesign everything in its path. Next on the list is YouTube, and chances are the new design has been pushed to you already. This isn’t a mass rollout of the Cosmic Panda experiment that took place some months back. YouTube has gotten a complete facelift that brings the video content you want to see front and center. In some ways, the new YouTube is reminiscent of Facebook in that the most recent activity is in the center of the page, whereas the navigation controls are restricted to the left side of the page.

Up until now, YouTube Insight has been bringing you information on who is watching your videos from where. In an effort to make this information gathering process more streamlined, Google has implemented YouTube Analytics. These analytics will be released to everyone via a web browser throughout the course of a day. The features of YouTube more »

YouTube has been expanding its video editing suite lately. YouTube users can already edit previously uploaded videos and add enhancements such as video stabilization, color filters and music. Today, WeVideo will be providing its services to YouTube. It will join the ranks of Xtranormal Movie Maker, Magisto and Vlix as another editing option for YouTubers.

Are you tired of the layout of YouTube’s mobile site on iOS devices? If so, you may be interested in trying out a new visual design that’s currently available for iOS devices. The new YouTube design brings a darker color scheme to the mobile site just like the Cosmic Panda redesign did for desktop browsers.

YouTube recently launched a new set of editing features that lets users stabilize, trim and add effects to their previously uploaded videos. On Wednesday, YouTube announced even more editing features for YouTube videos. One of the new features is a tool that converts 2D videos into 3D videos.

On Wednesday, YouTube started to roll out new video editing features. Videos that have been previously uploaded to YouTube (with some exceptions) are now capable of being edited to a greater degree than they were before. Instead of just adding annotations, subtitles and other similar text-based things, YouTube users can now tweak their video’s color intensity, stabilize shaky footage, trim videos and add complete visual effects.

One of Google+’s best features is Hangouts. Hangouts is a video conferencing feature that allows up to 10 people to participate in a video chat at the same time. While everyone is chatting, a YouTube video can be shown to everyone in the chat. Now, you don’t have to search for a YouTube video from within Hangouts.

Are you tired of the same old YouTube interface? Has Google spoiled you with its sudden page redesigns? If so, you may want to check out one of YouTube’s latest experiments called Cosmic Panda. Activating Cosmic Panda from YouTube will result in a completely new YouTube experience. Don’t worry, you can switch back to classic YouTube if you don’t like it.

One shortcoming of the recently launched 4G LTE smartphone on Verizon Wireless — the Samsung DROID Charge — is the fact that it’s only running Android 2.2. As you can probably gather, Samsung does plan on releasing an upgrade to Android 2.3 at some time in the near future, but for now, a video has more »