One of the benefits of YouTube TV, which aims to transform television viewing, is the ability to watch many stations at once. Last year, the Multiview capability became available on smart TVs. This year, it will be available on mobile devices.
According to Google, the Multiview feature for iPhones and iPads is now being rolled out. In the upcoming months, Android tablets and smartphones will get access to this capability. This is a little frustrating because Apple prioritizes its platforms over Google’s, and Google appears to do the reverse. A Redditor demonstrated how the feature appears on an iPhone (via 9To5Google).
Only a few sports channels are compatible with this feature, which operates from the home tab. It is hoped that Google will expand the channels for which Multiview is supported, enabling viewers to enjoy their favorite sports events in addition to a film or television program. You may utilize the functionality on your Galaxy tablet or smartphone as soon as it launches on Android. Samsung’s smart TVs already have this feature.
Sports scores are displayed alongside the program on YouTube TV thanks to a recently updated user interface design. In addition, it brought in the last channel shortcut, which allowed users to flip between two channels like on TVs. However, mobile devices cannot use these new functions; only TVs can.
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