Once again the Super Bowl is broadcast exclusively by Dial Global Radio Network. Kevin Harlan and Boomer Esiason will call the game joined by sideline reporters Mark Malone, James Lofton, Jim Gray, and Scott Graham. For those who can’t watch the game, or just prefer the radio broadcast, here are some ways to hear SuperBowl 47 via computer, iPhone, iPad, and Android phone.
The NFL has announced that for the first time, the Super Bowl, two NBC Wild Card Playoff games, and the Pro Bowl will be streamed live online at NBCSports.com and NFL.com, and on mobile devices via the NFL Mobile app.
Looking for a way to listen the MLB playoffs and World Series? Here are a variety of option for listening online, or on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.
Every Philadelphia Eagles fan knows the Eagles fight song, “Fly, Eagles, Fly.” Have you ever wanted to set that song as either your ringtone or alarm? Here’s how to do it.
Android owners have once again been left out in the cold when it comes to watching the NCAA Basketball Tournament on their phones and devices, but there are a few ways to listen to the games with your Android phone.
So, you’re stuck without a TV and don’t want to miss the Lakers, Heat, Celtics, or other NBA action? If you have an Android phone, or iPhone, you can purchase the NBA League Pass Mobile and get every NBA game (except those with blackout restrictions) on your mobile device.