super bowl 51

The Super Bowl is a huge social event in the sports industry and this means a lot of people will be taking photos, videos and looking at them too. Sprint has just announced their customers used a whopping 5TB of data throughout the country during Super Bowl 51.

Earlier this week we learned that Google would be spending $5 million on a Super Bowl commercial spot for Google Home. The company has just uploaded the ad spot to YouTube and you can view it right now.

Super Bowl 51 is coming this Sunday and here are some ways that you will be able to stream the event live. These methods include using Fox Sports GO, AT&T, or virtual reality.

T-Mobile has published its Super Bowl 51 commercial which features Justin Bieber, Rob Gronkowski, and Terrell Owens. The ad focuses on "#UnlimitedMoves" and asks you to show off your best touchdown dance.

Sprint has published its Super Bowl 51 commercial on YouTube, and reiterates that it's network reliability is just under 1% compared to Verizon.

Fox has announced that it will be broadcasting Super Bowl 51 in VR, with 20 of the "most exciting highlights" being available from a "virtual suite".

YouTube hosts a lot of ads and many use it as their go to source for Super Bowl commercials. We're just a few weeks away from Super Bowl 51, and Google has went ahead and opened up the channel so they can start to fill it with upcoming ads.