Google finally changes YouTube app for ipad, iPhone 5.

Nearly 90 days after its debut within the iPhone and iPod Contact, Google has updated its standalone YouTube app for once, adding compatibility for the iPad and iPhone 5.

Within an update today, the app is now universal and works within the three different screen styles.

Other additions include help for video streaming above AirPlay, support for Web addresses within video descriptions, and also what Google says are "videos that start swifter and play more easily. "
YouTube was once a built-in application on iOS from the 1st iPhone. Apple removed it, along with Google Roadmaps in iOS 6, which arrived in September. While Apple provided a unique replacement for maps, the removal of the built-in YouTube request meant that users had to head to YouTube's mobile Web page to browse and search for videos, while the importing features remained in Apple's built-in video clip recording tools.

The update comes only a few hours after Google created a completely revamped model of its Gmail request for iOS. That app completely changes the look of the software to higher match Google's desktop Internet mail counterpart. It furthermore added support for numerous accounts.