The only problem with the vast spectrum of YouTube videos are the limitations of where to access them. The dilemma basically boils down to this: if you can’t access the internet, then you can’t access YouTube videos. If you’re always on the go like me, you may experience painful YouTube withdrawal symptoms.

Now there’s software to cure that and put those videos in your pocket.

The only problem with most Web Television sites is the lack of interaction. Sure, sometimes you can leave a comment, but honestly, how social is that?

Wi-Fi TV brings you online entertainment as well as social networking in one place.

Those days of paying for video calling are over. Actually, those days of using a program to make video calls are over too.

Unlike most video conferencing services, SnapYap offers stress-free video communication with absolutely nothing to install.

So you’ve got some extra cash laying around and are contemplating to yourself: “Self…should I buy that iPod Video? How else can I get all my favorite music, movies, and shows in the palm of my hand at an affordable price?”

Well, I think it’s about time for you and “self” to have a little sit-down because I’m about to save you some money. Introducing Orb.com; the answer to your prayers.

Do you spend hours of your time trying to “rip” your videos from your favorite websites? Do you get “video-withdrawal pains” when you can’t access the internet? You can now breathe a sigh of relief because those days are now over.

Introducing VeohTV, the only internet video application you really need.

If you are looking for a tool that allows the creation impressive web video presentations with ease, then you might want to consider Animoto.

Just launched, the service delivers unique video slideshows of your images, accompanied either with your own music or some from its growing library of tunes (currently restricted to indie rock, electronica or hip hop).

Animito analyses your music and photos together to create a professional-looking piece of synchronised widescreen video that can be shared instantly with friends, via e-mail or through a variety of sites including MySpace and Facebook.

Users can either make free and unlimted use of Animoto Shorts which creates clips lasting a maximum of 30 seconds or pay $30 USD for a year’s pass and access to the creation of full-length videos.

Animoto looks to be an exciting new venture, but could do with a few improvements including giving users the permission to upload personal voice tracks and also the opportunity to download their projects. However, it’s still early days and so far we’re impressed by its functionality and ease of use.

WeShow.com, a website offering a personal touch to finding internet video similar to that of Gloob.TV has just launched its latest customisable widget for blog and website owners.

Available free of charge, WeShow onSite is a tool that allows users to embed a window full of content from their favourite video channels directly onto their own little patch of the internet.

Users can choose from WeShow’s 200+ channels to fill the onSite widget, which will instantly display a thumbnail view of the ten most recently featured videos on the sites chosen by its creator. See something you like? Clicking on a thumbnail instantly launches the video to watch in all its glory.

As well as choosing the subjects of the video selection, bloggers and site owners can further tailor onSite by changing its colour and orientation. Placing the widget on any given site is as simple as copying and pasting the automatically generated code.

YouTube and others already offer individualised video tweaking, but WeShow’s little gizmo stands out for being the most interactive we’ve seen so far – the selection of 10 videos spins like a merry-go-round of endless variety and the content launches in a split second. We’re impressed.

[Check out onSite]

VeZoom.com, the site that claims to host the world’s most comprehensive video search engine has launched a new string to its bow in the form of MyVeZoom.

The service is a customisable extension of the VeZoom search function, which constantly monitors over 18 million hours of online video featured in over 60 online channels – wowza!

Web surfers can organise their viewing experience easily by category, then VeeZoom will work its magic to find content related to your chosen interests. Topics range from the obvious such as news, sport and entertainment to pretty much any user-generated or professional content you can think of.

Creating your own TV channel is all the rage at the moment with new start-up websites allowing you to create your own internet TV channel from existing videos on video portals like YouTube, MySpace and DailyMotion.

We already have SplashCast, CozmoTV and WorldTV working in this area but you may not have heard of FeedBeat.

Joost is a new internet TV platform from the makers of Skype and Kazaa. It consists of a software program that you need to download and install, and then you have access to 150 on-demand channels.

Joost is still in private beta meaning it has not yet been officially released and it is still being tested and developed. You can read an early review of Joost beta here.