The video streaming service already supports a similar co-watch option on Android, which is possible via the Google Meet app's Live Sharing option.

YouTube Premium subscribers on iOS can now watch videos together using SharePlay on Apple's FaceTime app. TechCrunch reports that the new option will not be part of the experimental features that one may access via SharePlay for iOS The announcement on Google's blog says that the higher bitrate option is also coming soon to the web version of YouTube as an experiment. The new setting will be available for users in the coming weeks. Google says that the enhanced version will look extra crisp and clear for videos that have a lot of detail and motion, such as sports or gaming videos. The feature is only available for 1080p Full HD videos. The YouTube app on iOS is getting a new video quality setting that they can enable to watch the media in an enhanced bit rate. To add a video to the queue, tap on the More option next to the media's title, and select 'Play next in queue', or 'Play last in queue'. The feature, which is already available for premium subscribers on the web, now allows users to add videos to your current queue on mobile devices. Google is introducing queuing support for phone and tablets. ADVERTISEMENT Manage queues on phones and tablets

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