Hot off the press, you can now check out “The World Cup Map“. This is a joint project between aerial filming and stock footage experts Skyworks, and interactive web mapping interface specialists Earthware.
In this demo, you can see the new stadiums that South Africa has built for the World Cup along with details on what games are being played in which stadium and ability to download the schedule into your calendar....
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Bing maps are also ‘kicking’ things off by adding some new apps to the ‘team’ (groan).
Launching today are two World Cup Map Apps; the Home Turf Finder and the World Cup Map App, which features live updates on the map throughout competition in South Africa. It combines a variety of features ranging from live scores, standings, fixtures and news, as well as freshly loaded South African stadium imagery and World Cup...
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Today is the day! The 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off in just a few hours in South Africa, with the host nation playing Mexico. Here at Bing we have loads of great ways to help you keep up to date on all of the latest details, stats, scores, and news for your favorite teams and players.
Below are just some of the ways that Bing will be bringing you your FIFA World Cup information so be sure to keep checking back to the Bing blog for...
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With the World Cup soon approaching and plenty of excitement filling the air as to whether Fabio Capello’s team will bring back the trophy, the shopping world has also got into the act.
Not only have Armani Exchange launched an exclusive T-shirt, but the sponsors Toshiba have said that if you buy a set within the next two months, and England win the competition, Toshiba will give you your money back. How cool is that?
From Fifa videos...
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