Tonight is probably the biggest day in American sporting with Superbowl 46 being played between the New York Giants and New England Patriots at the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. The game is definitely big, however, there is some good news for fans as well who won’t be able to sit glued to television sets at their home or in a bar.

Super Bowl sees tightly integrated security measures. However, for the coming Super Bowl on Sunday, security has been upped considerably and it is believed that this is the most secure Super Bowl to have happened ever!

Remember the 10 Really Amazing and Extraordinary users of Twitter? If you don’t go ahead and read the earlier post. But while you are at it, here is another amazing thing that the Pittsburg Steelers fans have done with Twitter.

Twitter is parnering with Visa and NFL to bring all the Super Bowl XLV action to users. Track all the Super Bowl 45 action on Twitter, follow NFL players and the @steelers and @packers.

Yesterday, Google had aired an ad during the 3rd quarter of Super Bowl, dubbed as “Parisian Love”. However, less than a day later a parody video has already debuted on the Internet. The video called as “Parisian Oops” has been released by the Upright Citizens Brigade Beta Team also know as The Brig.

For the first time in Google’s and Super Bowl history, Google ran a commercial during the 3rd quarter of Super Bowl XLIV (44). The ad focused on how easy it was to search and showed users on how easy it was to find things in Paris, France.

Super Bowl XLIV is done and one of my favorite team the New Orleans Saints won. However, what makes Super Bowl even more interesting is the adverts/commercials that play during the breaks. Super Bowl 2010 saw the debut of a Google ad on TV, though it was a bit weird that Google actually promoted Paris during Super Bowl, it was cute nevertheless.

Super Bowl, the pinnacle of American Football has always seen some extravagant ads in the past. Super Bowl ads are a sure shot way to get the much needed eyeballs for products. According to a tweet by Eric Schmidt, the CEO of Google, there is a very high chance that you might see a Google Chrome, Nexus One or Google Apps ad at the Super Bowl XLIV.

Super Bowl XLIV (44) will be played on 7th of February 2010 at the Sun Life Stadium, Miami, Florida. This year’s game will pit the American Football Conference (AFC) champion Indianapolis Colts against the National Football Conference (NFC) winner New Orleans Saints against each other. You can watch the Super Bowl XLIV Live online at CBS and BBC for Free.