TVGorge, streaming television without restrictions
February 7, 2010
Although there is some streaming TV service, or not very complete or we can not access from outside the USA . TVGorge is to change that. Open and free to any Internet user , this service is not just a provider of streaming TV, but an aggregator sites that offer it.
In this way, we have a good catalog of series which is increasing every day in very good quality at a single site. As for the interface is very simple and only requires two clicks to watch a video.
As they say on their website, still in its infancy, so we are planning to integrate new features on the website. The only drawback it has is that videos are in English, and do not have subtitles. But, moreover, a very interesting option if you’re a fan of the TV series.
Official Site | TVGorge
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