YouTube is experimenting with red, blue, and green video feeds

YouTube is currently experimenting with a new feature that enables users to filter videos on their home feed based on colour preferences, aiming to enhance the browsing experience. Initial reports from 9to5Google and discussions on Lemmy have unveiled this novel functionality. Select users on Android and iOS mobile devices have encountered a prompt within the YouTube app, inviting them to customize their video feed by selecting from various hues like red, blue, or green. However, this feature remains in the experimental phase and has not been widely rolled out. Upon selecting a colour filter, users observe colour-coordinated results as a new feed option atop the YouTube app interface, though the precise filtering mechanism remains opaque. While primarily serving as an aesthetic enhancement, akin to colour coordination techniques in marketing strategies, there's speculation about its potential role in data collection to understand user behaviour and preferences.

Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 106 4G now offer compatibility with YouTube Shorts and additional cloud applications

Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 106 4G, which made their debut in India earlier this year, are receiving an update. Launched in July and May, respectively, the Nokia 110 and Nokia 106 initially featured inbuilt UPI 123PAY support for instant and contactless payments. Now, HMD, the parent company of Nokia, has announced the introduction of support for YouTube Shorts and several other cloud applications for these 4G-enabled phones. Priced at Rs. 2,399 and Rs. 2,199 in India, the Nokia 110 4G and Nokia 106 4G users can access the new features by tapping the Cloud icon and signing in using their Google IDs. This update brings YouTube Shorts and seven other apps, including BBC Hindi, Sokoban, 2048 Game, and Tetris, to the devices.