With the build up to the World Cup reaching a climax this week, it’s time to have a look at some of the awesome stadiums that will play part to this epic event. Here are some really cool 360 degree images of all the stadiums courtesy of John Gore … Continue Reading

EA Sports has announced that FIFA Online has entered the open beta stage. Football fans can register at the official site. This is the last phase of the testing process before the free-to-play game finally goes live. The only thing that gamers need in order to play this … Continue Reading

ExtensionFM is an extension for Google’s Chrome web browser that indexes every MP3 music file you come across while surfing – seriously cool!

There are countless free MP3 music blogs scattered around the web, and they’re a fantastic resource for lesser-known artists or promotional tracks from the big guys … Continue Reading

Facebook have taken a big step into a fiercly competitive world of Q&A. Facebook is starting to roll out a new Q&A feature to challenge a wide range of sites, from Aardvark and Ask.com to sites such as Yahoo Answers and Wiki Answers. It basically allows users to ask … Continue Reading

Liquid Mountaineering is a new sport which is attempting to achieve what man has tried to do for centuries – walk on water, or to be more precise – run on water. Great viral for Hi Tec and we can safely assume that many will take up this sport … Continue Reading

I stumbled across this totally awesome Nike video for the latest campaign “Write the future.” Doin what Nike does best taking the world’s best footballers and rolling them into an explosive video showcasing football’s effect on the world.

So with the 2010 FIFA World Cup here in South Africa, happening in just a couple of weeks, this video really gets me excited at the idea of history being created in front of our very eyes.

Who is going to be this World Cup’s hero and who will be living in a caravan/trailer like Rooney?(Random – watch the video…)

Check out this awesome video. Get psyched. The World Cup is here.

How quickly we tend to forget how figures and numbers actually relate to real people and the amount of clout we actually have. Welcome to the Twitter parade. This nifty little animation puts Twitter followers into perspective and a great way to idle away some time.

Animator Simon Cottee has created a very cool video documentary, called Pixel, about the pixel art phenomenon and posted it on YouTube.

In the video, Cottee interviews notable pixel artists like the creator of the brilliant art-house video game Passage and mixes those interviews with glimpses of some … Continue Reading