Orb Networks is priming itself to be a main contender against Apple's Apple TV. The company has just announced that their free MyCasting software now works with the Microsoft Xbox 360, the Nintendo Wii, and the Sony PS3, giving gamers the ability to bring all digital media to their TV screen without any additional costs or hardware requirements.

The free MyCasting software allows users to enjoy all digital media from their home PC, as well as online videos, on any networked device with an internet browser - be it other PCs, laptops, PDAs, mobile phones with support for streaming players, and now, next gen videogame consoles.

"There is a lot of anticipation on who will finally crack the code on opening the PC-to-TV connection - especially on what Apple TV can deliver," said Joe Costello, Chairman and CEO of Orb Networks. "That day is here and 17 million households - right this minute - can download Orb onto their home PC, then go turn on their TV, and using their game console, start enjoying any of the personal media on their PC or anything on the Web instantly - without having to purchase another gadget to make it work."

A digital photo collection doesn't only speak thousands of words, they occupy a lot of space - whether we're talking about your iPods, mobiles or even the PSP. Now, a new FREE software called Orb allows you to leave all your goofy images in your PC and access them anytime using a web-enabled device.

Orb turns any PC into a media server that can send password-protected photos across the internet. That means, you can free up your Memory Stick for more games. Image management are just the appetizers. It can also stream music and video collection via the same wireless route. Unfortunately, streamed videos will not be available to PSP owners. Something about Sony protecting its upcoming Location Free TV. Well, two out of three ain't bad.