Tag archive for sports


Thursday, Jun 18th 2009 by Brenda Stokes

So we’ve seen a ton of accessories for WiiSports over the years, however most of them cover just a few of the sports like tennis, baseball and golf. And since everyone knows their favorite is bowling, CTA Digital has come up with the Wii Bowling Ball.

Thursday, Apr 2nd 2009 by Brenda Stokes

If you’re a big golf fan, you’ll be delighted to hear AT&T is bringing out a new feature just for those looking to get comprehensive coverage of the 2009 Masters Tournament. The coverage includes three screens–your TV, cell phone and PC–so you always have access to the latest wherever you are.

Tuesday, Feb 24th 2009 by Satsuki Then

Call me paranoid, but if I were to dive into the deep blue sea, I want to have as many backup oxygen as I can get. Ricardo Baiao probably has the same thought when he designed his Phantom compressed backup air system.

Friday, Feb 6th 2009 by Chris Davies

Last week’s 3D Super Bowl may have met with mixed reviews, but next weekend we’re promised some real 3D entertainment courtesy of Cinedigm and their CineLive 3D HD theaters.  Cinedigm theaters all over the country will be taking part in the NBA Valentine’s Day: 3D HD All-Star Weekend, and we’ve got a family package of [...]

Thursday, Feb 5th 2009 by Daniel Lim

The 64 thousand dollar question on the upcoming NBA All star weekend is not the league would or not punish Nene- if he were to choose marriage instead of attending the All star game. No, is how the Superman, Dwight Howard, going to pull off the slam dunk contest this time. No one has a [...]

Tuesday, Jan 27th 2009 by Chris Davies

Savant GPS have announced their OnPar rangefinder, a GPS device specifically tailored to the needs of golfers.  Fitted with a 3.5-inch touchscreen, the OnPar can store up to 300 golf courses with no membership fees or course map fees, track performance and even suggest clubs depending on your past shot and yardage history.

Wednesday, Jan 7th 2009 by Shawn Farner

It seems that Sony adopted a few ideas from other music devices when creating the W-series Walkman.  The “all-in-one” concept likely came from those big, bulky FM radio headsets, and the “no display” idea probably came from the iPod Shuffle.

Friday, Dec 19th 2008 by Staff Editor

We have all watched a football game with close calls that we don’t exactly agree with the referee on, but will new advancements in technology help or hinder the situation? Footballs and gloves with sensors just may be able to help referees with those close calls make more accurate calls.

Tuesday, Dec 16th 2008 by Daniel Lim

The national best college football teams will square off coming this Jan 8 at Dolphin Stadium in Miami with the Big 12, Sooners against SEC, Gators. This is the year hottest collage game everybody wants to see, a national Championship title extends Fed-Ex Bowl and hype like they have not seen in a while. But [...]

Friday, Dec 5th 2008 by Daniel Lim

How could a NFL game like this gathered so much national attention : a dysfunctional organization vs underachiever at the week lowest possible viewers’ broadcast – Thursday night football? Both are the losers’ teams of the rich-n-wealthy state of California? No, it was the league historical moment- first ever NFL game shot and live [...]


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