Lol, I tried actually. She is resistant to signing up for things. Last night I informed her that since she uses Gmail she actually already has a Youtube account and just needs to sign into it. I think she's a little more comfortable with it now.

That's some poor Chinese person's hours of hard labor you just destroyed there...

"But Oh... I can tell you, I'll never go back to small screens or phones without a pen."

I think the fact that it is skinnier is what has made it more comfortable to hold

Well, I meant no warning at the time they took the YouTube app away. It doesn't matter how many press releases they issue or how many Gizmodo stories there are, MOST iPhone users won't know that something is going to change unless Apple does their job responsibly and blasts them with a warning right before the change…

Oh :(

lol. Yeah, probably ;)

Thanks, llama :)

I agree with Jesus. My iphone 4 actually got MORE scratches when I had a case because the case traps in all the dust and dirt from my pocket which then etch into the glass. For the past year or so I have been able to enjoy my iPhone 4, case free, and it's been much beet. Fits into my pocket better. Feels better in my…

captain, you are a lifesaver!! She said all the links are there in the Safari bookmarks. Thank you so much!

I think the videos are important to see how well the horse moves or something. I dunno, it's all weird to me. :)

Whoa, thanks Capt! I will have her check that.

My GF is into horses. She has been using YouTube to horse shop—saving videos of horses she was interested in. She had perhaps 30 or so that she'd been looking at over the last couple of months trying to decide. She almost never uses a computer anymore for this sort of thing since it's all on her iPhone. So, all of her…

I don't really know *why* she did it that way. Mistake I guess. But an error she wasn't thinking would bite her in the butt because Apple decided to get rid of YouTube...

Hahaha!

Thank you :)

Good points. But really, it's bad enough that Apple forces you to have certain apps. To take them away on a whim (yes, I know they announced it, but I don't care) is crossing a line. No one LOVES the notes app, but imagine if they were to just delete it and all its data. I don't care how much warning they gave before…

I know... ;(

I don't disagree. She may have a backup. I hope she does. In any case, I still think it's a fair point that this was a pretty intrusive move on Apple's part with no real warning.

Might I say, ALSO a first world problem... sheesh