One of the world’s biggest soccer stars is backing the use of wearable cameras. FirstV1sion, a Spanish tech startup, has partnered with FC Barcelona star Andreas Iniesta to raise close to 5.3 million for clothes with embedded cameras.
Firstv1sion claims its cameras have broadcast quality recording. The startup already has a contract with Euroleague basketball, a partnership with Serge Ibaka of the Oklahoma City Thunder, and Telefonica as a committed shareholder. Telefonica, a Spanish telecommunications provider, has already invested €60,000 in the startup.
Sneakerheads rejoice! In the past month alone, both adidas and Nike have launched their own exclusive apps for speedy sneaker shopping. Long gone are the days where you had to camp out to get your hands on that exclusive, limited edition pair of shoes, and deal with the crowds and angry fans who left empty-handed. […]
Amy Acuff has been a prominent figure in the track and field world over the last two decades. Her accolades during her college career include third in the World Juniors in 1994, winning the NCAA Division I National Championship in 1995, and winning the 1998 World University Games. Simultaneously, the digital revolution began, which eventually […]
Nike updated the operating system for their Nike+ running app on Monday, which is probably not a coincidence since the Apple Watch was announced on Monday as well. The Apple Watch is the next big wearable, at least in terms of the coverage it has gained, and Nike+ which is one of Nike’s most popular […]
With Selection Sunday only a few days away every college basketball fan is dying to know whether their team is going to make the NCAA tourney this March. If your team is undefeated like Kentucky then you can kick back with a mint julep and not have to sweat out the result, but if you are […]
