Yesterday we mentioned how you could watch all of the 2012 Super Bowl commercials over on YouTube. And well, as it turns out those same commercials were also all being displayed on Hulu. Anyway, in addition to watching the videos on Hulu (and on YouTube) — those watching were able to vote for their favorites. more »

If you are looking to check out the 2012 Super Bowl commercials, well then, it looks like YouTube is the place where you need to head. The video site has a special section set-up which is being promoted in conjunction with AdBlitz and NBC Sports. But regardless of who is offering it, the AdBlitz 2012 more »

Most of us enjoy talking about and watching the Super Bowl commercials. Heck, we suspect quite a few of the GadgeTell readers will be watching the Super Bowl for nothing more than the commercials and while some are funny, some are a bit more educational. That being the case, it looks like Fullpower-MotionX will be more »

Not a football fan, not a problem as the Super Bowl seems to be just as much about the commercials. And thankfully for those like myself who are in the geekier crowd, there were more than a few tech related commercials this go around. Needless to say, one of those commercials was the official unveiling more »

Chances are many of you saw the Super Bowl yesterday, however I am fairly certain that are more than a few who are like myself — not a football fan. Given that, the commercials are generally the most exciting part and this year there was a decent amount of tech related commercials, one of which more »

If you watched the Super Bowl in its entirety, you probably enjoyed the commercials as they were pretty good this year. However, you might have paid attention especially to the GoDaddy commercials if you are a male because they were more male-oriented, shall we say. How do we know the GoDaddy ads were the ones that were most watched? Simple, many TiVo users who watched the game went back and rewatched many of GoDaddy’s attention-grabbing ads.

Whether you’re a sports fan or not, I’m sure you were aware that the Super Bowl was last night. While the game turned out to be a fun one, there are always the commercials for those not interested in football.

NBC.com, Hulu.com, and NFL.com have all the ads collected on each of their sites. Strangely, NFL.com and Hulu make you sit through an ad before you get to watch a Super Bowl ad. Hulu seems to have the best video player of the three, the NFL site actually has game highlights (in 4:3, why?), and NBC is probably the most convenient since you don’t have to sit through a pre-ad ad.

Ah, Superbowl Sunday, just typing this makes me feel excited. Whether or not your favorite team is still playing, or whether or not you are even a fan, I’m sure you enjoy partying it up with a few friends and watching the game. If you are a hardcore fan and plan to be at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa for the game, you might experience some delays when sending texts and even not being able to get a call through. There will be a lot of network traffic that week and Sprint has been preparing for this for a year now.

Since 2008, Sprint has invested nearly $49 million and more than $11 million specifically for the Tampa Bay area. They are not messing around with anything, they seem to be pretty serious about providing the best possible coverage.

Like the idea or not, TiVo does keep track of just what we are watching on a “second-by-second” basis. With that information, based on approximately 10,000 households they were able to provide us with this great Top 10 list of the most TiVo’d commercials from the big game. E-Trade: “Baby” Pepsi Co: “Justin Timberlake” Doritos: more »

While we are all used to using TiVo (or Google Video) to replay parts of a TV show or skip over commercial that was not the case during last Sunday’s Super Bowl. TiVo released their Super Bowl analysis compiled from a sampling of data from 10,000 boxes. On average, TiVo viewers hit rewind, replay, or more »