YouTube is working on implementing a sleep timer for the Android app, according to our teardown. This would allow playback to automatically stop after a specified period of time. The app’s code ...

YouTube users will soon get a new feature to help them drift off to sleep while watching videos- which will be a solution to a major ongoing issue. YouTube app is set to introduce a new sleep timer ...

According to tidbits in the latest app update, YouTube for Android may be adding support for a sleep timer on mobile. Sleep timers are a useful function for ending playback in media apps after a ...

In what looks like a server-side change, Spotify has quietly added a highly-requested feature from users — a sleep timer. The feature is now available on Android, here’s how it works. Rolling out over ...

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YouTube is currently testing a sleep timer feature. The new feature is being tested on both the platform’s mobile app and on desktop. The new functionality will automatically stop the video playback ...

Netflix is one of the household brands that lets users stream videos such as movies and TV shows. It lets us binge into our favorite content anywhere and anytime. With the launch of many new features, ...

You can opt for 15, 30, or 45 minutes, or the end of an episode or movie. When time is up, Netflix will shut down. If you routinely fall asleep to the sounds of your favorite Netflix series, you might ...

You may like to watch YouTube videos as you fall asleep, but if you do you've certainly noticed a huge glaring omission in the service's mobile apps. There is absolutely no way to make YouTube stop ...

Last week in our Android customization series, we walked through the basics and tools needed to hook up a USB flash drive to your Android device. As a recap, you need an USB OTG capable device and ...

Senior UK Editor — My interest in Android began with the beautiful Nexus 4 and the less-ugly-than-before Jelly Bean. Right now, I'm probably watching Black Books, playing football (soccer), or ...