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MyTube App For Windows 10 Is Free On Christmas Day – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
December 25, 2015
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A popular app on Windows 10 is now free for Christmas day, for those who want a cool app to check out today. myTube is a third-party YouTube app for Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile, offering a unique and modern video playback experience. Grab the app from the download link below. The app will cost 10 cents starting tomorrow.
“myTube is a YouTube app built to keep your video playing no matter what. By lightly fading the video into the background, you can continue to watch while you read comments, browse channels and videos, and everything else you can do in the app. If you can do something in the app, then you can do it while watching a video,” the app description reads.

myTube will be free on Windows 10 on Dec 25th, and going for 10 cents on Dec 26th and 27th! (Windows 10 only)
Happy Holidays everyone!

— Ryken Studio (@RykenApps) December 25, 2015

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