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Developer Lazyworm has released a big update on their YouTube player, LazyTube version 2.2

LazyTube 2.2 now features a free, fully featured and unrestricted trial for a limited time so everyone can experience this update.

Features exclusive to LazyTube

  • Chameleon tile (adapts to phone theme when pinned)
  • HD video streaming

Note: HD video streaming requires a very fast internet connection and uses quite a bit of processing power and we’re still striving to optimize it further.  Users may experience slightly choppy playback while the videos load however once the video is fully buffered it should play silky smooth.

New features (also available in free version)

  • Lazylist (customizable video feed)  –Note: This list has two primary features, one is to give users the ability to customize a feed of their choosing and the other is so that we can communicate efficiently with our users.  We have a "Lazyworm Apps" feed which we will update over time with sneak peeks into new upcoming features and other WP7 related videos we feel users will enjoy.  Having said that, users have full control over this and can switch off our feed if they wish.
  • Author details & subscription
  • Regional settings
  • Recently played videos (history feed)
  • Improvements
  • Subtle interface animations
  • Selectable description text (Nodo only)
  • Preview playback while browsing comments & author
  • Usability improvements
  • Bug fixes

LazyTube ($0.99)

YouTube by Lazyworm (Free)
Ken Borror

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Ken has been an avid fan of technology since the dawn of the 8086 chip. He owned a Sony Clie in the early 2000's, and jumped onto Windows Mobile 5 with the Motorola Q in 2006. Since then he has owned an HTC Touch Pro, an HTC HD2, and now owns a Samsung Focus.