About a week ago, I bought one of those Sierra Wireless usb Data cards from Sprint (review at Jonzee.com coming soon). It’s been great so far because I now have internet on the go. I figured a good thing to have now is some form of online TV to watch when I’m out and not doing work (or playing games) on my notebook.

Everyone has heard about Joost, and that is still installed on my PC from when I tried it out before, but I wanted to try something different.

That’s when I found out about VEOH TV.

Veoh tv

VEOH TV is very similar to Joost, it has a standalone application for you to download. Once you start the program it has a nice, easy to use interface. Taking a quick run through of the program there seems to be a lot of things to watch. There are a list of channels, which include most of the major networks and a few cable stations.

Right off the bat, I was thinking “ok this is something I can try out” then I went through and started checking out the individual channels. That’s when I noticed that under each channel were a list of shows that are on that channel. And to my surprise, when I clicked on a show, there was a list of every episode of that show.

A full season of Jericho, a full season of Heroes, full episodes of CSI.

Seems like there are plenty of things to watch, which leads me to wonder how much of this stuff is legally on the platform.

Other things that are pretty cool about the software is you can actually record the shows you are viewing on your PC (which again lead me to think how much of this stuff is legally on the platform). Not only are there TV shows from regular network and cable stations. There are also channels that include online video, such as Youtube, and a lot of the video Podcast that are on the net, Tikibar TV anyone.

Looks like VEOH TV has something pretty interesting going on and I’m going to give it a shot for a little while to see how it holds up. Its currently in beta but anyone can sign up, no invites or anything like that. Check it out.