TikTok's own TV app launched in November last year — this gives YouTube an answer to a major competitor. There's a significant audience for Shorts, too, with over 1.5 billion monthly active ...

Credit: YouTube Shorts Short-form vertical video was made to fit your mobile device. But, that doesn't mean YouTube doesn't want you watching YouTube Shorts on your TV set, too.

YouTube Shorts for TV doesn’t come as a surprise, and YouTube reveals that it has been testing the capability with a few select users for a while already.

YouTube is consistently the most watched streaming service in the U.S. on a TV in the U.S. every month, even beating Netflix and Amazon’s Prime Video since February 2023, according to Nielsen.

YouTube Shorts are now available in a television-optimized format, the company announced today via a blog post. Owners of Android TVs or Google TVs will now be able to view short-form videos via ...

YouTube is bringing its TikTok competitor, Shorts, to its TV apps. But the company is still working on how, exactly, it should work and how short-form video interacts with the rest of YouTube.

The YouTube Shorts on TV experience is rolling out worldwide starting Nov. 7. Users will need a recent-model smart TV (generally from 2019 or later), gaming console or streaming device like a ...

YouTube announced today that it’s bringing Shorts to TV screens with a player that’s optimized for the big screen. Vertical video is awkward in landscape and there’s really no way to get ...