Newsflash has it that the Government of Australia has spent $297 million over the past three years, in preparation for the London Olympics. And in return for this gigantic amount spent, the 2012 Australian olympics team went home with thirty five medals and a spot in the list of top ten Olympic teams. That’s quite a… Read More »
Psychology has become a part of almost every field to understand and alter the mindset of people who suffer from insecurity or behavioral issue. Similarly in the field of sports, it has been playing a significant role to improve the performance of many athletes. Sports psychology is all about working with athletes who encounter performance… Read More »
London is the first city to ever host the Olympics on three separate occasions. But despite being veteran Olympic organizers (or perhaps because of it), UK natives have some strong opinions when it comes to the social, economic, and political repercussions of holding such an enormous international event in their own backyard.
Siri is the name of Apple’s Intelligent Personal Voice Assistant which allows you to ask questions to it and do things for you using your voice commands, just as a real Personal Assistant would do things for you. It was introduced in iOS 5 which powered the iPhone 4S and will now expand to iPad with the launch of iOS 6… Read More »
London 2012 Summer Olympics has officially started with lots of different events currently being held. It is too hard for someone to follow each and every event, but we have made the process relatively easier for you if you own an iPhone or an iPad. We have compiled some of the finest applications out there that allow you to follow updates on all Olympics events easily. You no longer… Read More »
Much ado has been made about the staunch regulations around entering Olympic venues. Let’s graphically compare these with the often similar regulations we’ve come to accept when going through airport security at London’s busiest airport – Heathrow. It’s clear that you’d get on to that plane a lot faster than into the Olympic events, but… Read More »
