Articles by Mark Lelinwalla
Young Oregon Fan Devastated About Marcus Mariota Leaving, Gets Recorded Message From Quarterback
Rookie Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota tries to console three-year-old Clive Johnson, hoping to turn him into a new Titans fan and encouraging him to root for both the Ducks and Titans now.
Tom Brady Takes Shot At Peyton Manning In An Email
In an email made public with Tom Brady's appeal of his four-game suspension, the New England Patriots quarterback confidently stated last November that he has another seven or eight seasons, while Peyton Manning only has two remaining.
NBA 2K16 Screenshots Released
Screenshots of the game's cover athletes - Anthony Davis, James Harden and Stephen Curry - only make the September 29 release of NBA 2K16 that much more anticipated.
How Chrysler's $2.5 Million Dynamometer Tests All-Wheel Drive And Horsepower
Chrysler spent $2.5 million on its new dynamometer, which allows for extreme testing on all-wheel drive and 4x4 vehicles with up to 650 horsepower.
YouTube Gets Rid Of 301+ View Count On Pages
With servers around the world, YouTube is more confident about its views being verified, thus no need for the 301+ view count on pages any longer, as announced on August 5.
Official 'Pro Evolution Soccer 2016' Gameplay Trailer Released
The trailer for 'PES 2016' showcases improved gameplay in everything from dribbling to ball control and overall one-on-one play within the team game. PES 2016 hits stores Sept. 15, a week before 'FIFA 16' is scheduled for release.
Lame Chicken To Receive 3D-Printed Prosthetic Leg
A three-month-old chicken in Massachusetts will have surgery Wednesday (August 5) to be fit with a 3D-printed prosthetic leg, which costs $2,500.
Security Researchers Show Computers And Printers Can Be Hacked To Send Data As Sound Waves
Ang Cui, a lead researcher at Red Balloon security, demonstrated to reporters Wednesday (August 5) how standard equipment inside computers and printers can be hacked and data can be sent as sound waves.
IBM Pushing Companies To Adopt Macs As Part Of New Initiative
IBM will be encouraging large companies to adopt and incorporate Macs within their existing IT infrastructures via a new plan announced Wednesday (August 5).
Rowdy Roddy Piper Predicted He Wouldn't Live Till 65 In 2003 Interview
In a 2003 interview with HBO's Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel, Rowdy Roddy Piper detailed pro wrestlers' often-perilous lives, predicting he wouldn't make it to the age of 65. Piper died in his home last week at 61.
T-Mobile Bumps Sprint To Become Third-Largest US Carrier
With 58.9 million U.S. customers vs. Sprint's 57 million, T-Mobile is now the country's third-largest carrier, making its CEO, John Legere, rub salt in Sprint's wounds via Twitter on Tuesday (August 4).
Initial 'WWE 2K16' Gameplay Details Revealed
Emerging details of 'WWE 2K16' say the new title has a better feel for technical wrestling, including basics like grappling and reversals. It's scheduled for an October 27 release.
Chad Johnson Tweets Open Challenge In FIFA 15, Travels Nearly Two Hours In Uber Ride To Play Gamer
Six-time NFL Pro Bowl wide receiver Chad Johnson took an Uber from Richmond to Norfolk, Virginia, just to play the hit soccer game.
Testy Blue Jays-Royals Series Spills Over To Twitter
Toronto Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista stood by his tweet Monday, adding that Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost was 'ridiculous' to praise umpire Jim Wolf's handling of Sunday's game - which saw two Blue Jays batters hit by pitches and one reliever ejected.
Entire WWE Roster Honors Late Rowdy Roddy Piper On Raw
The entire WWE roster, including CEO Vince McMahon, did a ceremonious 10-bell toll on Monday Night Raw to honor the late Rowdy Roddy Piper, who died July 31. The 10-bell toll was followed by a moving video tribute.
Paramount Pictures Acquires Rights To Ronda Rousey Autobiography 'My Fight / Your Fight'
After knocking out Bethe Correia in 34 seconds on Aug. 1, Ronda Rousey learned that her best-selling autobiography will be turned into a movie by Paramount Pictures.
Adidas Offering James Harden $200 Million Endorsement Contract
Sneaker giant Adidas is proposing to pay the Houston Rockets' All-Star shooting guard $200 million over the next 13 years. Nike will have until the end of next week to match the deal.
How Surfing On A Dirt Bike Works And Looks
Australian motorbike stunt rider Robbie Maddison was told he was crazy for dreaming about surfing on a dirt bike. With some modifications, though, Maddison's dreams became reality on the roaring waves in Tahiti.
Hands-On: TomTom's Bandit GPS Action Camera Stands Out With Shake-And-Bake Video Editing
A simple shake of your smartphone will have TomTom's app instantly produce a ready-to-share edit of the highlights of your clips and footage from this $399 device.
How One Football Recruit Used A Monopoly Board And Social Media To Make College Announcement
Four-star cornerback recruit A.J. Taylor creatively used a Monopoly board with 15 schools, before narrowing down his choices to deciding on Wisconsin.
How Social Media Helped Undrafted Prospect Land An NFL Contract
LaVance Taylor tweeted his 12-minute YouTube highlight reel to the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday evening. By Thursday night, the Chiefs had signed him to an official contract.
Toaster Charges Smartphones And Tablets Simultaneously
The Foaster allows users to charge four smartphones or two smartphones and two tablets simultaneously in one docking station. The product's website says the unit will be coming out soon.
First Baseball Game Called With Automated Strikezone
PITCHf/x, a three-camera tracking system used in Major League Baseball parks for collecting pitch speed, location and movement, was used for the first time to call balls and strikes in an independent-league game Tuesday night.
The Best Fantasy Football Hosting Websites
For season-long fantasy football, Tech Times found CBS Sportsline, ESPN, Fleaflicker, NFL.com and Yahoo Sports to be the best available fantasy football hosting websites around.
Veteran Running Back Steven Jackson Pitches Free-Agent Services To Dallas Cowboys On Twitter
Steven Jackson let the Dallas Cowboys know that he's available with a simple tweet aimed at their official Twitter account on Thursday (July 31).
Facebook To Test Massive Solar-Powered Aircraft To Provide More Internet Access
Facebook's unmanned solar-powered aircraft, the Aquila, has the wingspan of a Boeing 737, but it weighs less than a car and beams down Internet connectivity from the sky. It has the potential to bring Internet access to the four billion people who currently don't have it.
Video Shows Cabbies Destroying Uber Cars In Mexico City
Surfaced footage shows an angry mob of cab drivers damaging several Uber cars with everything from cinder blocks to crowbars, eggs and even flour to protest the company's ridesharing service and growing presence in the streets.
St. Louis Cardinals, Fox Sports Midwest Sign $1 Billion Television Deal
Having appeared in four World Series and won two within the past 15 years, the St. Louis Cardinals' new 15-year television deal will guarantee them over $1 billion, beginning with $55 million in the 2018 season.
Jen Welter Reveals $12 Game Paycheck As Part Of Long Path To NFL
Before being named assistant coaching intern for the Arizona Cardinals earlier this week, Jen Welter was once earning $12 per game as a professional women's football player.
StubHub Customers Can Now Request Uber Rides
An Uber feature is now available on StubHub's Android and iOS apps, giving customers the ability to request a ride well in advance or even during last-minute ticket purchases of live events.
