Let’s face it: we all love YouTube, and the reasons could be endless. But although there are billions of videos about pretty much any sort of thing you can think about on the second most visited website in the world (that’s YouTube, folks!), you just cannot please everyone.
The YouTube mobile app still lacked 4K HDR videos, but that just changed, according to PhoneArena.com. Actually, as long as you had a good enough internet connection, you could theoretically watch 4K YouTube videos on a phone that supports 4K footage.
4K resolution option for Android handsets that don’t support it
Since the last week, it’s theoretically possible to run 4K videos on a phone that has a Full HD or HD resolution display. Of course, the much better way of enjoying such videos is to project the phone screen to a TV or monitor.
According to Omnicoreagency.com, there are a lot of interesting facts about YouTube that you may consider reading. Let’s check out some of them:
- 61.5% of the most popular videos from YouTube cannot be viewed in Germany.
- Until 2025, it’s predicted that 50% of viewers who are under 32 years old will not subscribe to the paid TV.
- 20% of users won’t watch a full video if it hasn’t hooked them during the first 10 seconds.
- The most viewed YouTube video is Luis Fonsi’s “Despacito” featuring Daddy Yankee, having 6.6 billion views.
- YouTube provides free space in Los Angeles for those who have 10,000+ subscribers.
- There are over 31 million YouTube channels.
- Justin Bieber’s “Baby” video generated 11 million dislikes.
- Gangnam Style was so insanely popular that it broke YouTube’s video counter.
- 37% of all mobile internet traffic is from YouTube.
- Over 70% of what people watch on YouTube is determined by the recommendation algorithm.
- The first video on YouTube was posted in 2005 from the San Diego Zoo.
