[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jamesyboy:
I once had a calculator that I could play Super Mario on....I was 12 and I spent the whole two months during summer break convincing my mom to fork up the $300 I NEEDED for my math class. She finally did, and before class started, I flashed Super Mario on it, and I took it to class them first day of school, and showed my friends. I didn't play with it after that. Later that semester, I was in the computer lab between classes and I set my folder, my spiral notebook, my Pikachu pencil sharpener, and my Tamagachi on the floor. The chairs spun around 360 degrees. When it was time to leave, I thought I was a hotshot, so I pushed myself backwards, spun around and.....rolled over my calculator/super Nintendo, cracking the screen.

I replaced it with a 15 dollar algebraic calculator which had formulas stored In-ROM. It was easier to use, and therefore better.

I stuck with the TV for playing the classics.

Nonetheless:

http://www.slingbox.com/go/buy

I think they all work with OTA, if not, a couple do. But you need the internet. Which is kind of funny considering your willing to spend how ever many hundreds of dollars on data (hopefully unlimited) or the note 2 (hopefully on contract for the subsidy...otherwise you'll end up paying 750 bucks for it), instead of paying 25 bucks a month and a one time fee of a hundred or so bucks(and hopefully you can upgrade on contract for the subsidy).

The app:

http://www.slingbox.com/go/android

And I have NO idea why you're limiting yourself to chrome....or justin TV. You have flash support on the basic browser, and Ustream works fine. There's even an app for Ustream. Not to mention Sky Fire which was designed to cut out all of the issues that come with playing non-standardized video from weird websites.

Chrome is cool and all, but its just as wacky and buggy if not more so than the regular browser, and doesn't support flash.

You know your regular browser has flash support, because you mentioned Chrome not having said support--so I'm just gonna assume that this was meant to be a troll, rather than a plea (because of the not-so-inviting tone) and troll you right back, with love. Ill still give it my best, and ill give you the benefit of the doubt that either you're having a bad day, or just being a troll, because we "don't use our Note to it's full potential". So here's a dozen ways/resources for multiple continents, stations, and pipes.

(Just having fun. Seriously, don't get mad. Just returning the mood.)

But in all seriousness, I have a friend and he's used the slingbox in Japan, Australia, and all across Europe to access his DVR, and his Local channels in HD via an OTA antenna. There are websites, and depending on your country, carriers, broadcasters, cable companies, and satellite companies normally have special deals on sporting events.

If you live in Canada (XDA app is buggy so I can't view profiles, and this might be useful for others):

http://business.financialpost.com/2012/07/16/tablet-streaming-options-abound-as-london-2012-olympics-near/

And this for the US:

http://www2.insidenova.com/lifestyles/2012/jul/16/family-tech-stream-olympics-coverage-watch-every-e-ar-2060592/

http://tv.broadwayworld.com/article/NBC-to-Launch-Live-Stream-OLYMPICS-App-20120712

This will be a launch of an official Olympics streaming app.

No doubt you'll be able t find an App similar to the MLB's Season Pass thingy.

And I'm sure if there are apps only meant for a tablet, a simple build prop edit or other work around could be easily found and will be blasted all over the internet.

Lastly, the UK:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2407072,00.asp

More:

http://www.examiner.com/article/live-stream-of-olympics-asia-and-africa-via-ioc-s-youtube-channel-1

And lastly: "10 Ways To Follow The Olympics".

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1257485-top-10-ways-to-follow-the-olympics

Hope this helped :-)

(These were all found on the first page during a search for "stream Olympics". However, you can own your own pipes with an extremely cheap internet package, a relatively cheap box and a darn cheap antennae.)

Also, there's an interesting place on the east coast that will rent you an OTA antennae for extremely cheap, provided you actually live there, and let you stream it.

I edited this to make it nicer, as did others. For this stuff was sooooo easy to find I can't imagine it was a serious question. But I figured that I could provide something centralized to the community.