world cup stadiums

If you've wondered what that annoying constant background drone is while watching World Cup matches on TV, its a type of plastic horn called Vuvuzela, and its been irritating spectators to no end at this year's event. The horn is blown by World Cup fans to celebrate such moments in a game as -- well, every moment -- and has achieved unprecedented…

Soccer may be called one of the least technology-dependent sports; all that you need are a ball and your feet. But even soccer has seen technological advancements on the design of balls made as far back as the 1930s. And it's not just balls and boots. Even the way we watch—particularly in this, the year of live 3D broadcasts—has changed the sport…

With the World Cup all set to begin on June 11 in South Africa, feast your eyes on this beautiful technological marvel: Cape Town Stadium. It will seat 69,070 fans, all of whom will no doubt scream at the top of their lungs at all the excitement on the field. But thanks to some clever engineering, the people living nearby will hear hardly a peep.…