Good news for YouTube lovers, the company has recently announced support for videos that are to be shown on 25-foot screens. That means YouTube now supports a resolution known as "4K", used   in movie theaters or when whole walls are used as televisions.

To underline the difference, it’s important to say, 4K is nearly four times the size of 1080p.

Such development may be a sign that YouTube's engineers have run out of things to do. 

However, some people put the novelty under the criticism saying it's a bit difficult to imagine who or what will be able to take advantage of the 4K option in the near future. "Video cameras that shoot in 4K aren't cheap, and projectors that show videos in 4K are typically the size of a small refrigerator,” they claim. “Watching these videos on YouTube will require super-fast broadband."

Well, they are some sense in their words…