The web app lets you turn on YouTube and surf channels like you're watching cable TV in the '90s.

Channel Surfer ditches YouTube's algorithm for a retro cable TV guide, letting you flip through channels like it's 1995.

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.

It’s called Channel Surfer, and it presents YouTube as an old-school grid of TV channels, which you can flip though to see what’s on. All the simplicity of watching cable in a hotel room; all the ...

Many of us remember the halcyon days of being a kid in the ‘90s, spending a weekend afternoon with remote control in hand and a seemingly endless well of stuff to watch on TV. Now you can relive the ...

Channel Surfer recreates the joy of flicking through old-school cable channels – except everything is powered by YouTube ...

This is where Channel Surfer comes in. The simple web UI tool turns your YouTube subscriptions into a 2000s-style cable TV guide, adding a fun (and nostalgic) element for content discovery. Created by ...

There’s a YouTube channel for nearly any interest—even the ones you didn’t know you had. The video-sharing hub’s embarrassment of riches can be overwhelming, making it hard to know exactly where to ...

YouTube is a regular part of daily entertainment for many people. Whether you want to watch music videos, comedy sketches, random vlogs, or pretty much anything else your heart desires, you can ...

If you are anything like me, you have an eclectic range of interests, hobbies, curiosities, and YouTube viewing habits. While some of the YouTubers I find myself watching regularly are indeed ...