Underlining their status as the official sponsors of the English Premier League, Barclays Bank have hoofed an official app into the air to mark the start of the season.
Hewn from over 1,000 high resolution images, the world’s largest 360 degree sports stadium photo shows the scene of last week’s FA Cup Final between Manchester City and Stoke.
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With the football season in full swing (come on Cardiff!), Sports Interactive and Sega have released a fully-featured demo of Football Manager 2011 ahead of the full game hitting the stores and Steam in two weeks.
The World Cup may be over, but the BBC has one last treat in store for us, in the shape of this incredible video package, mixing incredible special effects and highlights from the tournament to create a stunning, moving homage to District 9.
We knew it wouldn’t take too long for some of these things to start virtually appearing in the App Store, and sure enough, a selection of Vuvuzela iPhone apps are now available for your downloading, err, pleasure
God dang it if the whole world isn’t going football crazy, with the internet recording its busiest day ever and popular sites like Twitter falling over themselves to get a slab of the footie action.
Google is now inviting users to “show their team pride” and “paint” their browser and homepage in their team colours, courtesy of a collection of World Cup themed Google Chrome themes and iGoogle themes.
According to Akamai, the world’s largest operator of a network of computers, the World Cup has created its busiest ever bandwidth demand for news sites.
The endless glory (and inevitable disappointment for England fans) of the World Cup is almost upon us, and Twitter are looking to be in the centre of it all.
Fans of Google will be familiar with the company’s policy of adding topical logo tweaks and general anniversary-related japes (like the fabulous PACMAN game recently) and it seems that they’re all getting into the spirit of the forthcoming World Cup.
The FA has announced that it will be streaming Saturday’s FA Cup clash between big spending, cash-loaded, posh Premiership millionaires Chelsea against the heroic – nay beautiful – injury-plagued, Welsh battlers Cardiff City.
Although seven FA Cup matches have already been streamed live through the FAtv website, tomorrow’s transmission will be the first one to feature one of the so-called ‘Big Four’ teams.
Football fans who like to mix up their three favourite passions: the beautiful game, beer and the pub; are going to be in for a treat this Sunday, with Sky announcing that it’ll be broadcasting the world’s first 3DTV sports event – an Arsenal vs Man Utd match.
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