The Geek Church

Joseph did some edgy move playing a trick on his brothers. I suppose when you live in a conniving world, it is easy to take part in it. How can we live in the world and not become a part of it?

Go ahead and read Genesis 43-44 and Matthew 14 and then the entry here.

We’ll start with something funny (for a change): the EyePod.

Alltel is offering the BlackBerry Curve 8530.

ISS Astronauts finally have an Internet connection in space.

For those interested in a Windows 7 mobile phone, you might just get it.

Garmin and Asus have the Nuvifone M10, for Taiwan.

See the Sky IM-U560K, Pantech’s latest cell phone.

The Amazon Kindle could have its own App Store in the future.

T-Mobile is lowering its prices on BlackBerry-related products.

You can cover your MacBook, with the BookBook, a MacBook cover that looks like a book. Seriously.

This DIY netbook is the fastest netbook in the world.

Check out this conceptual way of making flavorful food with this Cornucopia.

Speaking of concept devices, check out this concept fridge.

Check out this Boogie Board Reflex LCD, a screen that you can write on, and tech lets you erase it.

This new camera phone from Sony Ericsson, the Vivaz, leaked to the press somehow.

If you want to watch Sundance films on YouTube, you can, for $5.

This is the Security Box for Xbox 360 games and controllers.

This is the Q-Waves Wireless USB A/V Kit, good for wireless hookup.

Here’s a device called the HPEMs, made for stopping a car with an electromagnetic pulse.

Here’s a DIY car mount for your mobile devices.

Today, I’d like to talk about when God steps into our seemingly ordinary life and does something supernatural.

It often shakes us up, and it can’t be brought down to a science. Go ahead and read Genesis 41-42 and Matthew 14, then today’s entry here.

I’ll start with an inspiring story of a man who survived the Haiti Earthquake due to an iPhone app. This man, Dan Woolley, is a filmmaker for Compassion International.

Here’s some new computers from Toshiba, the Terca A11 and Qosmio X500.

Speaking of some new computers, there is a new netbook from Samsung called the NB30 that is now on sale.

There’s this rumor going around that HP laptops could be getting some pico-projectors.

Here is a Oppo Enjoy, an e-reader powered by Android. You like?

The Xperia X10 is coming to NTT DoCoMo, but with a different name, the Smartphone Xperia.

Forget the iSlate. It’s already available as an iPhone app. Don’t let the name fool you, though.

Final Fantasy games are coming to the iPhone, at least the first two are, anyway.

Bad news. China is out to censor text messages. I don’t like that.

Want to exercise with a good iPhone app? Try the open source Pump One.

Check out this snowmobile chopper, made entirely from spare parts.

Online funerals. Yeah, I said it. You can read the story here.

Without further ado, here’s the toilet of the future!

You might want to see how augmented reality is changing the game of rock, paper, scissors. I say might because it is a little freaky.

Hulu may be charging you for their servies. For example, if you want to watch an older episode of a TV show, for example.

Here’s the world’s smallest Blu-ray player, the DMP-BD60.

Check out these new GM radios.

This is the TruTouch 2000, and you can use your finger to see if you are intoxicated.

Have you ever wondered why God doesn’t intervene, even though it seems like he really should?

I’m sure we have all thought that. Keep that in mind when you read Genesis 39-40 and Proverbs 7, then read the entry here.

We’ll start with something easy: FreeAppADay, it is exactly what you think it is.

Toshiba has a new laptop, the Satellite E205, and it is ready to ship.

HTC abandons its plans for a Google Chrome OS Tablet.

Speaking of tablets, check out this EROS Shenzhen one in China.

This is a 3D Mapping program on the Sony Ericsson X10.

Versace is planning to make another high-end cellular phone.

Hey, remember that nifty MacBook ad where they place the laptop inside an envelope? LG decided to imitate it with the X300.

Anyone want a Zune phone? You might be able to get one. Emphasis on might.

U.S. Cellular has a new unlimited plan.

Rhapsody is coming to Android, at least in beta form, at least.

Steam your food in three compartments with the Intellisteam from Morphy Richards.

This is the Thunder Generator, which can create some shockwaves. I don’t want to be on the other end of it.

Want your own Phaser, like in Star Trek? Here’s how to build one.

Check out this NicoletoMK Mikrokopter Quadrocopter. The name is a mouthful, but it is cool.

There may be a new version of Aperture to be available soon.

Here’s an Xbox 360 that looks like the AllSpark from the Transformers movies.

Now here are some Yamaha soundbars: the YSP-5100 and YSP-4100.

For the cyclists, you might want to try the Garmin 220.

Want to build your own Electric Vehicle? Start with the Trexa EV.

Man, I really want to shred on a guitar or play some awesome bass, but I’m just too lazy and undisciplined to learn how to play.

Fortunately, there is an app for that. Thanks to VoiceBand, all I have to do is just go ba-ba-bah in some form into my iPhone, and I’ll have some serious sound that I could probably peddle on iTunes. Check out the video above if you want to hear more about what VoiceBand can do.

You should be able to get VoiceBand at the iTunes store for about $3.00.

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Oh yeah, we got ourselves a red-hot topic today! Seriously, it’s not exactly juicy here. Besides, do you really need to hear what a Christian man says about adultery.

In fact, if I were you, I wouldn’t even bother reading Genesis 37-38 and Proverbs 6. And then I’d avoid the daily entry here.

We’ll start with something entertaining: an unboxing of the Nexus One by Ninjas.

Here’s a new iPhone app called Alice that lets you order stuff online that you actually need.

There is a rumor of a new Nintendo DS2 on the way.

Toshiba is updating their Qosimo and Dynabook models.

Here is a new Dualscreen Android MID from Astri. It’s either a knock-off or it could change the world. Reminds me of a lot of tech out there.

Do you have a phone that you want to recycle? You might as well give it to the Phones for Haiti program and let it go to a good cause.

Speaking of charity work, you should see iSketch. It is an iPhone app designed by an 11-year old, who is giving the proceeds to charity.

Check out 3M’s MPro 150 pico-projector.

Sony has recently announced the spces on the VIAO Z Series.

Is that Apple 4.0 that’s been rumored going to have background applications? Maybe.

Behold the future of medicine with the HRS-I.

Check out this puzzle game known simply as Perplexus.

Here’s something you might want and not want to read about ATM Skimmers.

Here’s a new Steering Wheel Bluetooth MP3/FM Car Kit by Brando. Also from Brando is a Donut-shaped flash.

Samsung has five new point-and-shoot models that you can check out here.

This is the Torne, a DTV adapter for the PS3, probably only available in Japan.

Welcome to the Boxetti Thrill, a very strange, yet nice, looking home theatre.

Have you ever had something that you couldn’t solve? People in Jesus’ day thought Jesus was talking in riddles.

Go on and read Genesis 35-36 and Matthew 13 and read the entry here.

I’m not certain if my audience is interested in this, but Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars is on the App Store.

Here is the three new computers from HP: The Touchsmart TM2, DV6T, and DV7T.

Motorola is about to introduce their first Android phone to the South Korean market with the Motorola MOTOROI.

Here is a new PMP from iRiver called the K1 Smart HD.

This is a new 22-inch iMac touchscreen. Will it be made? Who knows. Everything that Apple does is just sort of rumor.

Asus is planning on an e-reader with the DR-950.

With a little help from the NeuroSky Mindset and an N97, you can play a Brain Maze with your brain.

The LG GW620 is going be released in the UK.

Here is an Onzo device that shows how much energy you’re using.

The Aliph Jawbone Icon has some terrific features like the MyTalk.

Gran Turismo 5 has a trailer, and it shows the Toyota FT-86 G concept ar.

The Lexus GX 460 has a wacky ad.

Here is a Misa Digital Guitar has no strings, but a lot of great sound.

Here’s a Magic Click Floor Mop that has an odd ability to stand up on its own.

With the use of Augmented Reality, a driver could have some interested X-ray vision.

Speaking of augmented reality, this N building in Tokyo is a building in QR codes.

Thanko has a new version of their Spy Button Camera.

Panasonic Viera G2 Series is happening very soon.

Target is having their own service department for those who need help with installing their HDTV, gaming console, or whatever.

I feel kind of proud of this entry. It talks about Questionable Behavior, on the part of some biblical figures.

Just read Genesis 33-34 and Matthew 12 and read the entry here.

I’ve got a little news this weekend:

Sanwa has a ultra-cheap pico-projector with the Sanwa 400 PRJ-001.

You should see this Froot Concept from Dell. It has two projectors: one for the keyboard and another for the display.

The Cowon W2 has an announced price and release date.

ASUS is planning on releasing an e-reader known as the DR-570, and it will be out sometime this year.

The New York Times is planning on putting out its content digitally, but you will have to pay for it.

Alex is a laptop which requires a monthly subscription. It is weird, I know.

Rogers Network had to put a stop to the HTC Dream, due to some technical difficulties.

Like the HTC HD2? There is a stylus for that.

This is the Avertec Lookie, a laptop with a lot to look at.

Lastly, here’s something very important. Red Cross is taking donations by text for the Haiti Earthquake victims. You might want to check it out here.