YouTube Red is rolling out now. Photo: YouTube
YouTube Red, the new subscription service that lets you enjoy the latest content from your favorite YouTube channels without ads, is now live in the United States.
Priced at $9.99 — and bundled with Google Play Music — Red also lets you play YouTube content in the background on your mobile devices, and download videos for offline viewing.
Google’s red Nexus 5 is gone. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.
Google appears to have stopped selling the Nexus 5 in red or white after both devices vanished from the Play Store last night. Only the black model now remains in both 16GB and 32GB variants, however, both of those are currently out of stock, too.
The HTC One is already available on all the major carriers in the United States in a trio of colors: Gunmetal Grey, Glacial Silver and Amber Gold. Now, it looks like HTC is all set to release a red color variant of the One (M8) as well, as indicated by this tweet from @evleaks.
Looks like the rumors were true. Following reports leaked from Sprint that a red Nexus 5 would go on sale February 4, and leaks of the box art, the red Nexus 5 is now available from the Google Play Store.
Packing for the supposed red Nexus 5 has shown up on Twitter, suggesting the handset’s official debut may be right around the corner. The shots above and below show the handsets in LG boxes ready to leave the company’s warehouse, and this particular batch appears to be headed to Great Britain.
