With the Olympics in full swing, this week's Tech Tuesday with WSAV focuses on ways to experience all things London 2012 on the go. The most notable app out there for fans of the Olympics is the NBC "Live Extra" app. It allows users to watch all of the Olympics events live as they're happening via tablet or mobile phone.

NBC may have come under fire for the way they've edited TV content but this is one way viewers can experience everything they want to see. For super fans of a particular sport, this has some definite relevance. No more missing any events.

Get the full story and video after the jump.

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What happens when you use guerilla tactics to produce a custom direct marketing piece targeted and delivered to people you're asking to drop north of $100K on a car? A 32% response rate, that's what happens. And you thought direct mail was dead.

Via FastCompany.

This past weekend at the Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle, the best performer may not have been human. Created by Seattle creative agency Digital Kitchen, Stanley the piano performed song requests via Twitter all weekend long during the festival. Similar to the Tasty Tweets interactive smoothie creator, Stanley the piano's output and playlist are based on the tweets and data received over time. To request a song, people simply tweeted their song choice to @stanleypiano and if their song was selected, an automatic @reply would let them know their song is next. People at the festival were able to watch Stanley perform their requests live or those not physically present could watch via livestream.

Not only was Stanley developed with at least one song from each of the 100+ bands and DJ's performing at the festival, he also has the ability to learn new material to play. Rumor has it this piano added "Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen to it's music library due to popular demand. Oh, the things you can build with a little imagination and an upcycled instrument from Craigslist.

BFG is happy to announce that we've been selected as agency of record for Shoney's, one of the top casual dining restaurants in the U.S. BFG will be leading creative, digital and point of sale responsibilities for Shoney's. That includes national TV, radio, print, outdoor and social media duties.

"Shoney's is an iconic American brand, feeding families for over 65 years and giving back to the community in so many wonderful ways," said Kevin Meany, BFG President and CEO. "I'm delighted to have the opportunity to build on that legacy, and drive results for a company in our area of expertise.

With roots in the Southeast and many recent changes to the Shoney's brand, the restaurant is a great fit for BFG.

"Shoney's is revitalizing an iconic, American brand. BFG's knowledge of the restaurant industry makes them the perfect partner for our Shoney's brand, and we believe BFG will bring innovative ideas and fresh thinking to the table," said David Davoudpour, Chairman and CEO of Shoney's. "Shoney's rejuvenation will be a significant development in the franchised-restaurant industry, and we look forward to a successful partnership."

Today on WSAV Tech Tuesday, we talk about Just Landed, an iPhone app that promises to make picking someone up at the airport much easier.

Just Landed is very easy to use. All you have to do is enter the flight number you wish to track and Just Landed will tell you when you need to leave for the airport. You'll even get two reminders: the first one five minutes before you need to leave and the second one when it's time to leave.

Just Landed monitors 3 things to calculate your drive time:

Right now, there's no way to look up a flight, so you do have to know the specific airline and flight number you wish to track. Other than that, I think it's a really solid app.