Buddy TV Guide allows you to navigate channels quickly and easily, so you won’t miss your favorite Olympian’s event. After you select channels, you’ll be able to find them and watch at a moment’s notice.
Price: FREE
2. PlayUp
Keep up with the Olympics in real-time and socialize with other fans via PlayUp. This app also customizes your feed based on your location; for example, if you’re located in the U.S., that country’s team results would come up first.
Price: FREE
3. Reuters Olympics London 2012
Reuters iPad and iPhone apps are great for sports photography fans. The app updates all the latest pictures from some of the Olympics’ best moments.
Price: FREE
NBC has taken its exclusive coverage further by introducing mobile applications. Follow your favorite teams or individuals and your country’s medal count as the games progress.
Price: FREE
OPlanner makes it easy to keep up with everything Olympic. Loaded with the complete schedule of events, the app lets you search by sporting event, date, local time and even gender.
Plus, tag events you don’t want to miss, set up reminders and share events you’re particularly interested in with your friends on Facebook and Twitter.
Price: $0.99
Keeping up with Olympic events and your favorite athletes has never been easier. Even in the past four years since the Beijing summer games, technology has expanded tremendously. We can follow live events from virtually anywhere.
While we can’t catch each and every live event, we can tune into our favorites with the help of several recently launched apps. NBC released mobile apps for smartphones and tablets in the U.S. this week. The Buddy TV Guide allows you to easily search and find what you’d like to watch. Unfortunately, the availability of some applications depends on a user’s location; for example, the BBC application is not available in the U.S.
Cheer for your team on the go with the help of our favorite apps for this Olympic season.
July 27, 2012
