The FIFA World Cup 2014 is set to kick-off in June of this year and with hopes of England high on our mind, there are already a host of apps for Windows Phone and Nokia Lumia starting to appear. Here we check out the best FIFA World Cup 2014 apps for Windows Phone and Nokia Lumia (so far).
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2014 FIFA World Cup will be the 20th FIFA World Cup and is set to take place in Brazil from 12 June to 13 July 2014. It will be the second time that Brazil has hosted the competition, previously being the hosts back in 1950.
The national teams of 31 countries have qualified to join host nation Brazil and it’s anticipated that a total of 64 matches will be played in 12 cities across Brazil with the tournament beginning with a group stage.
We’re still a few months away from the FIFA World Cup 2014 but we’re already starting to see apps appear on the Windows Phone Store. While we’re waiting for the official app to launch, Windows Phone app developers have been keen to make the most of what the event can offer, bringing news, fixtures and latest gossip to your Nokia Lumia smartphone.With this in mind, we thought we’d take a look at the best FIFA World Cup 2014 apps for Windows Phone and Nokia Lumia.
FIFA World Cup 2014 is a neat little app that allows you to read the newest information about the tournament, watch new videos and check out the latest team photos. It’s also got a feed built in that allows for you to watch FifaTV on your Nokia Lumia smartphone.
FIFA World Cup 2014 Fans is one of the more rounded and well thought-out apps about the World Cup. You can check out the best goals of the qualifying matches, see which countries are taking part and discover the best young players to watch out for. Follow your team’s progress in the lead up to the tournament with the Official FIFA World Cup RSS feed.
FifaWorldCup2014 is an app that lets you follow qualifications for and actual games of FIFA Football World Cup 2014 in Brazil. The interface isn’t quite as slick as on some of the other apps here but with a heavy reliance on video it offers a great way to watch what’s gone before and get ready for the tournament itself.
This has to be the most basic app in the FIFA World Cup 2014 roundup, as the app offers a simple layout that gives you a complete information on the tournament, including group draw, match fixtures and venue information. It also promises videos of matches as well as the goals as they happen.
We’re hoping that before the World Cup kicks off that this app has a little more to offer in the way of content. At the moment, it’s a little thin on the ground. However, along with expected news and videos of the games, the developer has also incorporated a Facebook feed, so you can make your World Cup experience that much more social.
We like the look of this app as it comes with a neat background design and it includes all the information you need about the latest news of the Fifa World Cup 2014. Along with news and videos of the games, this is another app that has also incorporated a Facebook feed, so you can make your World Cup experience that much more social.
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