Increasingly, streaming video is becoming the major form of online media that we consume on the Internet. Recent stats show that a whopping 70% of North American Internet traffic in peak hours comes from streaming video. Even still, millions of folks around the world still suffer from slow and unreliable connection to stream videos on YouTube. We’ve all experienced it: you’re trying to watch a video on your smartphone or tablet, but laggy and unstable Wi-Fi or LTE coverage keeps interrupting your stream. In the end, you’re left staring at that annoying circular buffering icon instead of watching your YouTube video. The trouble is, YouTube, just like every other streaming video platform, requires fast, stable connectivity in order to function properly on-the-go.