which the company announced today.
The company is expanding its service availability from a few phones to
a wide range used by 100 million users globally that stream videos to
mobile screens, reports Reuters.
Dwipal Desia, YouTube's mobile product manager was quoted to say "It's
basically the full YouTube experience you can get on the desktop – on
the phone. We expect it to get fairly popular from our past
experiences."
Only now has the company made full mobile video service available to
iPhone users and select Helio devices, the report continued.
A limited version of the site will become available to Verizon
Wireless phone users as the technology is not quite capable yet of
supporting fuller streaming services.
Desia told Reuters in an interview of the company that "Right now we
are focused on building a user base on alternative screens and we'll
look at monetization in the future."
YouTube for Mobile will be made available in 17 countries and 11
languages, the report concluded.
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