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, save channels and view videos to your heart’s content. Want to take it with you? There’s a “Get It To Go” page that sends you a text message to download MyWave’s app to your phone. It’s a quick, painless install and gives you access to the site’s entire database of videos, with search abilities, and the channels you’ve signed up for. If you’ve got a favorite video podcast you’d like to watch on your mobile handset while you wait in line at the post office, bank, donut shop, etc., MyWaves.com is the answer to your prayers.<br />
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Watching video on my cell is one of the last things I’m interested. While I do enjoy having the ability if I absolutely require it, watching video on the go is not something I do. If i had an extreme commute I could possibly see the need but I think I would still stick to audio. There’s something about publicly removing myself from my surroundings that makes me a bit nervous, heck, I actually kind of like watching the weird people, why miss out watching my cell phone. 10,000 channels seems a bit unreasonable as well. Do they count each individual piece of content as a channel?
Some of the content isn’t for me but I like to watch the news channels as I ride the train to work. And I can get my Rocketboom fix every now and then without having to boot up my laptop.
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