Online TV is here, and if it can deliver what it's promising, it
looks like it may make the TV aerial a thing of the past, not to
mention leaving other casualties including Blu-rays, DVDs and
CDs at the wayside.  Soon we won't just be watching TV
passively, we'll be interacting with it, searching for our
favourite content among the millions of offerings on TV and
film-streaming services including YouTube, iPlayer and paid-for
facilities.  Those searches will inform our television about
what we like, enabling it to highlight other programmes and
services wemight be interested in.  But it's not just TV and
film that will change with the expansion of Google TV, Apple TV
and newer startups, such as Boxee. Soon, internet-enabled TVs
will become the hubs of our lives.  sony google tv  Our PCs will
live in the study while we listen to and browse our music
collections and music streaming services using the TV remote,
flick through photo albums and share them with friends during ad
breaks, or check up on Facebook and