We live in a technological world and here is just another way to prove it.  The NFL's biggest game will now be available in the U.S. for the first time via online streaming.

This year's Super Bowl will be streamed online over the world wide web and over mobile Apps.  What you say? 

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The NFL announced that the Super Bowl is now going digital.

For the first time, Super Bowl, Pro Bowl and NBC’s Wild Card Saturday doubleheader will be available to fans on television, online and on select mobile phones, the NFL announced today.

NBC’s postseason games will be broadcast on NBC as well as streamed live on NFL.com and NBCSports.com, and will be available on NFL Mobile only from Verizon.  This marks the first time postseason games will be available in the U.S. via live online streaming and via a mobile app.

The live NFL.com and NBCSports.com coverage will come from NBC’s TV coverage of the games.  Complementing that stream will be a number of extra features to enrich the viewing experience including additional camera angles, in-game highlights, live statistics and other interactive elements.

In addition, NFL Mobile only from Verizon will stream the broadcast of NBC’s Postseason games, for the first time using a mobile application.

Now how cool is that?  Super Bowl XLVI or Superbowl 46 for you that don't know the Roman numerals will take place on February 5th, 2012 in Indianapolis!

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