Soon iPhone users won't see the YouTube app on their handsets and will have to go to the YouTube website from the Safari browser. Apple won't be including the app in iOS 6, as its licensing deal with YouTube is now ending. The video-sharing social networking service is now owned by Google, of course, and this could be Apple's latest move to reduce the presence of its rival on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. "Apple is leery of offering Google any mind-share in its iOS," said Josh Crandall, principal analyst for Netpop Research.
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