 Hi, this is Dieter Bohen for The Verge and you are looking at the all new YouTube app for the iPhone. This should work on iOS 5, some versions of iOS 4, and presumably iOS 6, which is fitting because both Google and Apple said about a month ago that YouTube would not be included in iOS 6 out of the box. So Google needed to make this new version of the app. Now this version of the app, it's very fast, it's completely native, it's not just a web view and it uses the same interface as Google Plus basically. There's this column over here on the left hand side that you can tap into and it shows you all the channels that you subscribe to, it shows you your own settings and your own account and some other bits there. It's quite a change from the original YouTube app on iOS, which had the traditional iPhone layout with the buttons down at the bottom instead of that left hand rail. Google's also added new sharing options, they've added the ability to see some Google Play content and they've also added some advanced search. So it will do a predictive search as you type, it'll also do voice search and you can also tap on those little arrows there to give yourself a look at other search options. And here it is against the Android version as you can see they took a lot from that. It's basically the same looking app with just a couple of iOS specific customizations.
 Hi, this is Dieter Bohen for The Verge and you are looking at the all new YouTube app
 for the iPhone.
 This should work on iOS 5, some versions of iOS 4, and presumably iOS 6, which is fitting
 because both Google and Apple said about a month ago that YouTube would not be included
 in iOS 6 out of the box.
 So Google needed to make this new version of the app.
 Now this version of the app, it's very fast, it's completely native, it's not just a web
 view and it uses the same interface as Google Plus basically.
 There's this column over here on the left hand side that you can tap into and it shows
 you all the channels that you subscribe to, it shows you your own settings and your own
 account and some other bits there.
 It's quite a change from the original YouTube app on iOS, which had the traditional iPhone
 layout with the buttons down at the bottom instead of that left hand rail.
 Google's also added new sharing options, they've added the ability to see some Google Play
 content and they've also added some advanced search.
 So it will do a predictive search as you type, it'll also do voice search and you can also
 tap on those little arrows there to give yourself a look at other search options.
 And here it is against the Android version as you can see they took a lot from that.
 It's basically the same looking app with just a couple of iOS specific customizations.