Android natively supports various video codecs including MPEG-4 SP, H.264 AVC, and H.263. However, your stock Android video player app might not run HEVC files and several other formats if it's old.

Video players are dime a dozen in the Google Play Store, so it’s rather difficult to innovate these days. Well, tell that to SVP, a new video player for Android that brings MEMC support to the table.

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There are quite a few quality video player apps for Android, and we did our best to show you the best ones. In the list below, you’ll find 10 video player applications for Android, and pretty much all ...

Some Android users report seeing a new video player UI in the YouTube app. YouTube’s latest player UI relocates a lot of buttons and shows more information about the video. It also adds a gesture that ...

Google rolled out a new and improved video player for Google Drive on desktop last year. The company could soon bring this Material Design 3 video player to the Google Drive app for Android. Google ...

YouTube tends to overhaul its website and mobile apps component-by-component. The latest example of this is a big redesign, especially in fullscreen mode, of the video player in YouTube for Android.

YouTube is rolling out a new interface for its mobile app’s full-screen player, which should make it easier to like or dislike a video (privately, of course), view ...

Chandraveer, a seasoned mechanical design engineer turned tech reporter and reviewer, brings more than three years of rich experience in consumer tech journalism to the table, having contributed to ...