Now Google has come out with its own version of YouTube player, but probably it seems having some problem. But no more as here is the solution.

After Youtube revolution many software companies are trying to bring it to your phone, in this thread of developements here came the mighty Google with its own version of YouTube player. But it seems users are finding it a bit problematic to make it work in their pocket pc as Google's portal repeatedly saying  "You have a incompatible handset!"

So how to download this YouTube player even if Google doesn't allow you to do that? Here's is that million dollar trick: just pretend that you change the language of the page and then the download will start...Voilla.

But We strongly don't recommend people to overwrite it with HTC's version of Youtube, as this may results in loss of optimization with your device. If you got a preinstalled Youtube on your device, we better don't suggest you to download it from Youtube/google portal.

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