An upcoming update to YouTube's mobile apps will allow you to download videos to view them even when you have no Internet connection.
You'll soon be able to catch some of your favorite YouTube videos offline, at least on your mobile device.
In November, YouTube will update its mobile apps so that you can download videos to your smartphone or tablet. The video clips will be available to watch for a short period of time, YouTube said in a blog posted Tuesday.
Just how long is a "short period of time?" You'll have up to 48 hours to watch the video, according to a report from AllThingsD.
YouTube called this new feature "part of our ongoing updates to give people more opportunities to enjoy videos and channels on YouTube mobile." The company promises to explain how the offline capability will work once it launches in November.