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	Microsoft's Cortana Could Be The New Paul the Octopus in World Cup Predictions
	Microsoft's digital assistant - Cortana - has successfully predicted the outcome of every match of this World Cup elimination round. Is she the new Paul the Octopus? The psychic sea creature who died in 2010, became a worldwide sensation when it pre...
	Brazil's Soccer Team Uses Smart Gatorade Bottles To Track Hydration [VIDEO]
	Hydration is important in sports, and it is the science of performance. When the World Cup is at stake, using technology to track this can make all the difference. Brazil's soccer team is using specially designed Gatorade bottles to track how much ...
	How Twitter Responded to England's World Cup Exit
	England lost yesterday for the second time in a row, sending them to the brink of elimination. They had one more chance, which was for Italy to beat Costa Rica. Except that didn't happen because Costa Rica beat Italy 1-0, officially knocking Engla...
	Goldman Sachs Predicts a Brazil and Argentina Final For The World Cup
	Goldman Sachs's research departments decided to cool off on investing for a while to make this prediction model of the 2014 World cup. Who's going to win?According to them, here are the chances: 1. Brazil (48.5 percent chance)2. Argentina (14.1 perc...
	Adidas's New World Cup Ball is The Fastest and Most Aerodynamic Ball Ever [VIDEO]
	Adidas will be supplying the balls for the 2014 World Cup and it will be the fastest and most aerodynamic one ever. The ball is called Brazuca, and here's what makes it unique: 1. The ball has a never before seen panel shape that produces faster f...
	Steven Hawking Explains England's Chance of Winning The World Cup [VIDEO]
	England may be in the World Cup, but if their performance at it is anything like their previous attempts, then they'd better listen up. Stephen Hawking is using theoretical physics to explain their chances. Hawking uses a technique called General Li...
	Adidas' Soccer Ball Will Be Equipped with Cameras and Used During the World Cup [VIDEO]
	The next evolution in sports entertainment is here: cameras in soccer balls. It will be used in the World Cup in Brazil, and the balls are created by Adidas. Called the Brazucam, it is arguably the most high-tech soccer ball ever made. The custom b...
	Teenager With Mind-Controlled Exoskeleton Will Kick Off 2014's Soccer World Cup
	The person to take the first kick of the 2014 Football World Cup in Brazil will be a teenager, who's paralyzed waist down. He'll be using the world's most advanced mind-controlled exoskeleton to get things on its way. The project is called Walk Agai...