Sports History Network Why Hands-Free Controls Are Getting Easier Phones already have microphones, motion sensors, and fast on-device processing, so games can add voice commands and simple gestures without special hardware. As these tools become common in everyday apps, expectations for hands-free options keep rising. In sweepstakes-style games, many actions are repetitive: picking a game, adjusting settings, and … Read more
There are many great pro linebackers who are enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. But there are quite a few more who are not, but who probably should be. I will try to mention just a few of them in this episode of this podcast. Those linebackers who have … Read more
Limitations and “can’t-do” no longer exist. Our modern tech has access to an incredible range of features and platforms that have changed and shaped how we perceive online content. Streaming is no longer limited to being live, which has opened up new markets. While it does take away some of the charm of watching a … Read more
There’s a reason football fans can’t stop talking about the long shots. The teams nobody gave a chance. The players who came out of nowhere. In a sport built on grit and strategy, the underdog story is where heart and history collide. And in the NFL, those moments have become the stuff of legend. While … Read more
The origin story of golf, one of the most popular sports that is played by millions across continents, is quite rich and rather controversial. Although games of a similar nature date as far back as ancient Rome and China, the form of the game most familiar to people today certainly developed well in Scotland. It … Read more