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Metrotube for Windows Phone 8.1 updated with new features – onmsft.com

Sean Cameron Sean Cameron
December 4, 2014
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With Google offering no official apps for Windows Phone, save for a single search app, it has long been the responsibility of third-party app developers to bring quality alternatives to the public, particularly with regards to Youtube. Of the Youtube apps currently available on the Windows Phone store, there are a number of particular quality, of these Metrotube stands out.

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Offering a comprehensive list of features and a well-designed layout, it is easy to see why Metrotube maintains a loyal following. These fans are to receive an extra surprise, as Lazyworm are now rolling out a new update for Metrotube users globally, bringing a number of new features, along with bug fixes and tweaks.

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Metrotube screenshot

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Among the new features, there is a new ‘Continuous Playback’ mode, which allows users to view an entire playlist in order automatically, and the new ‘Audio’ mode, which allows audio only video playback, perfect for music listening.

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Metrotube has an extensive free offering, however users are encouraged to make a donation of $0.99 towards its continuing maintenance.

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Will you be using these new features? Let us know in the comments below.

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