Loy Okezie
Since the 2010 FIFA World Cup opening match kicked off last Friday, soccer fans all over the world have been in high spirits. Even companies that are not football-related are also taking advantage of the buzz.
Last week, Google released Chrome browser (world cup) themes for all the 32 countries including Nigeria that are featuring at the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa.
According to Google, “Chrome runs web pages and apps with lightning speed, and now comes with FIFA.com extension and soccer themes.”
The FIFA.com Chrome extension lets you stay up to the minute with live results and stats from FIFA.com, while browsing the web. The Chrome world cup theme allows you to change your browser to different team colours (one at a time).
Here’s what the Chrome world cup theme for Nigeria looks like:
You can download the Chrome extension here.
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