The Geek Church

Here’s a Folio Concept Camera, with some interesting features.

Adobe announces the Creative Suite 5.

Here’s the Panasonic AG-AF100 Micro Four Thirds Camera.

Check out this very old CRT TV from the forties.

Here’s a Sharp has the “First Four-Primary Color 3D LCD Display”.

Here’s an IPTV with Chrome Browser.

Sony has come out with NWZ-W252 W-Series Walkman MP3 Player, and the Sony A845 Walkman.

Here’s Pang, a mobile game for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Archos has six tablets coming this summer.

Sharp is making a glasses-free 3D display.

And here is the ihipHolster for all your iDevices.

Here’s what the Google CEO has to say about the Google tablet, coming soon.

Here’s the Meizu iPad clone, the Mbook.

Here is the Marion Hyper-sub powerboat, it can go underwater!

Lastly, Nomadic Plants. Yep.

If you like to use the Nintendo Wii, then you know how the Wiimotes love to eat up battery power during gameplay.

Nyko has created chargers for the Wiimotes, and the Charge Base IC is different because it uses magnets. It is quite cool to attach the Wiimotes to the cradle and have them lock there like magic. It is pretty cool, and it even has a USB port in case you want to charge up your USB devices.

You can read my full review here.

I have seen video goggles like this Vuzix Wrap 310 before, and I’m really am not certain at what point video goggles will peak in the marketplace.

The Wrap 310 is a 16:9 wearable widescreen display, and it is made for viewing video files on the road. You can attach your iPod to it, and it will sync with any video file on the iPod that you want to select. It can also connect to other mobile devices, and it can also sync with a DVD player or anything with RCA connectors. I was actually able to view 3D footage as well.

You can see my full review here.

I’ve had some interesting experience with 3M’s Pocket Projector line before, such as the MPro120. It was a projector that I tried out and liked my experience, and I was pleased to try out the MPro150.

The MPro150 is able to project whatever is on a cell phone, Portable Media Player (PMP), television, computer, or any other device that it is compatible with. What makes the MPro150 different from the MPro120 is that the user can use the MPro150 as a stand-alone device. It has a mircoSD card reader so you can view PowerPoint, Word, and Excel presentation as well as other formats.

If you would like to see my full specs and read my full review, click here.

At CTIA Wireless 2010, I had a chance to play a game where I had to skip a virtual stone with an iPhone. I was told that if I skipped it 30 times, I would win a Jabra STONE. They let me try several it several times, and I won.

I was glad to try it out, as the STONE has an interesting minimalist look to it. The volume control is completely touch-controlled, and it comes with a mini-charger. So not only can you take the Jabra Stone places, but it has a convenient battery that fits into for more power.

Feel free to read my full review here.

Microsoft is bringing a pen to the Surface with Manual Deskterity.

A Jailbroken iPad can apparently run an N64 emulator.

Across Age EX is a game that is free for the iPod Touch and iPhone, today only.

Here is the Dell Streak and Mini 5, again. It’s been showing up in odd places.

I’ll be talking about the Jabra STONE a little later today, but you might want to hear about this cool Jabra STONE App.

Twitter buys Tweetie, and plans to make it free for the iPhone.

For those who like the Palm Pilot might like the Aceeca PDA32.

The iPhone OS 4.0 has been jailbroken.

A MobiTV App is arriving for the iPhone.

According to Paul, he only talked about Jesus. Man, what that be like if all Christians did that? It would be either a peaceful or annoying world.

Read Joshua 17-18, Romans 15, and the entry.

If you have been a Christian long enough, then you have met several types. Those who are faithful, faithless, and all types in between.

How does one deal with all of them? Read Joshua 15-16, Romans 14, and the entry.

It’s amazing to see that Joshua and Caleb were as awesome in the Lord old as they were young. I would hope that we all end up this way.

Go ahead and read Joshua 15-16, Romans 13, and then the entry.

The iPad could be the latest thing for home automation.

The Palm Pixi Plus and Pre Plus could be headed to Europe.

Check out another use for the iPad with the iPad LapDock.

Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters! Now in iPad form.

Here is an iPad case color-changer known as Colorware.

The Samsung Omnia HD can run 62 Apps at the same time.

And now, another number for the amount of iPads sold. This one is from Apple.

Creative has some new PMPs, the ZEN X-Fi Style and ZEN Style.

Give your iPad a place to stand with the Joule iPad stand.

Best Buy has the Flip Slide HD, soon.

Those that like Cartoon Networks’ Adult Swim might enjoy these covers for mobiles from MusicSkins.

Here is one of the coolest videos that I have ever seen: PIXELS.

Olympus Tough 8010 to be released in Korea.

Here is Sapphire Technologies 101 LCoS Projector.

I believe that there is a lot of doubt that people want 3D on their TVs. Apparently, 3DTV is more popular than you might think.

Here is another great Mitsubishi TV, the Unisen LCD HDTVs.

Here is the COMPAC Digital Surfaces, which can revolutionize how we connect with our kitchen.

RoboSwift can perfect artificial bird technology.

Here is a sign of the times with the Little Tikes Young Explore Workstation.

Joshua lists out a bunch of kings that were smoked during the invasion. Why? I guess as trophies, really.

Go ahead and read Joshua 11-12, Romans 12, and the entry.

Here’s the Viewfinder for the iPhone.

There was this iPhone nano class-action lawsuit, and hey, its settled.

There is rumor of an iPad mini coming in 2011.

Barnes and Nobile’s Nook is coming to Best Buy. Speaking of Best Buy, they are out of iPads.

Speaking of iPad, want to know how much it costs in materials? Check it here.

Amazon Kindle to be sold at Target.

Here is the POINTFIVE Puuca MP3 Player. It’s so cute!

This is the iPad Security Case.

Here’s another figure for the number of iPads sold.

Canon and Focus Enhancements unveil the FS-CF and FS-CF Pro.

Samsung’s new webcams get advanced CMOS sensors.

Get a Sanyo Xacti VPC-FH1 for $389.85.

Check out how a movie can go from 2D to 3D.

Here’s the 82-inch, 3D ready, Mitsubishi WD-82738.

Combine a bunch of screens together and get the Runco WindowWall.

This is the first time I really bring up gender roles, and do you know why? I hate gender roles.

You might want to read Joshua 9-10, Proverbs 31, and the entry to see the source of my ire.

Here’s how to link your iPhone camera with an iPad.

Here is an Easy Piano for the Nintendo DS.

T-Mobile is offering a trade-in for the iPhone.

Is Nokia making their own tablet?

Toura is making programs for guided tours by the smartphone.

It is National Cell Phone Recycling Week, and Full Circle Wireless has Five Easy Steps for Cell Phone Recycling.

Skooba Design has some nice iPad bags.

Apparently, your iPad can stay in your bag while going through airport security.

Someone puts a Nikon IR Remote on a Lego Brick. I don’t know why either.

Here’s an interesting baby monitor with the Prism Color Video Monitor.

The Yamaha RX-V367 Surround Receiver is on sale at Audioholics.

Here’s the world’s smallest camcorder, the Muvi Atom.

Will the iPad change Home Theater? Could be.

Uh, Sony’s new Blu-ray XL may not work with old Blu-ray players. Uh-oh.

You can get a Samsung BD-P1590 for $79.99.

Check out this Rawlings Recordable Autograph Ball.

Lastly, these red robots are your guide at this bank.

Is it possible that Joshua would have killed people by not pointing his spear at the advancing army?

Go on and read Joshua 7-8, Proverbs 30, and entry.

If you want to transmit your tunes to your car from a Google Nexus One, the Kidigi is here.

Microsoft is planning a big unveiling event on April 12th.

Bandai Namco is releasing three iPad games, including Pac-Man.

Someone puts an iPad in a car. The future is here.

Here are two problems with the iPad.

Netflix is coming to the iPhone Touch and iPhone.

GriffinTechnologies is putting out some new iPad products.

Here’s some iPad Cases from ColcaSac. Gelaskins have some iPad skins for them.

A company People of Lava developing Scandinavia, an Android-based TV.

JVC HD Everio GZ-HMI camera is now available. So is the Toshiba Camileo X100.

Here’s something that can protect your camera from scratches, the Zero Angle.

Check out the Sensation Lounge chair.

Here’s how to send a hug online with the Huggy Pajama.

Here’s the Land Peel furniture is pretty modular.

We all know the story of Jericho, but what would have happened if the Israelites had talked during the six day march around the walled city?

Read Joshua 5-6, Proverbs 29, and the entry.

ZAGG’s InvisibleSHIELD is coming to the iPad.

AIS introduces some kind of “iPad on a handle” with the Remote Terminal Unit (RTU).

Here’s some video goggles for the iTVGoggles ITG-Vidix.

Samsung unveiled some U250 and U200 multi-touch PCs.

Get this Commodore 64 App for the iPhone which is free for one day only.

Here’s the Zune 4.5 Updates, available now.

Here is the Evernote for the iPad. So is Tweetdeck.

Now here’s an interesting development, the LED Solar Pebble.

I believe that the actual number of iPads bought last Saturday was misquoted. It is actually about 300,00.

Amazon is running a special on TiVo Premiere.

This is the Halden-Caviglia TV-set, which is quite fancy.

Here’s the LG LD950 TV, which uses polarization technology for 3D.

Adobe’s Puppet Wrap could change Photoshop.

Amazon has a good deal going on the Aiptek PenCam Trio HD Camcorder, see it here.

Speaking of Amazon, Optoma’s PK201 and PK301 have shown up on it.

Check out the PaPeRo from NEC, a robot that can do checkouts.

Here’s the Community Transit: the most private system of public transportation.

After the Jordan parts, God sets up a monument of rocks. It’s one that God apparently says will be there for a while, but honestly, I don’t know where it is.

Go ahead and read Joshua 3-4, Proverbs 29, and then the entry.

Well, here’s the news for the weekend, and most of it is iPad-related, not surprisingly.

Here’s one that isn’t iPad related. HTC has a video ad for the EVO 4G.

The iPhone and the iPad have this really cool Scrabble App going on.

The iPad has been jailbroken, whoo-hoo!

Click here to find out how many iPads were sold this weekend.

On an unrelated iPad note, Windows Phone 7 Series is officially dropping the word “Series” from its description.

The iPad could easily replace Universal Remotes. Find out how here.

The LG Cookie Gig appears in a European catalog.

Here’s one good reason to own an iPad: enter the iDisplay.

Most films that have an army about to invade always have that moment where the leader gives the inspirational speech. Joshua is most assuredly no exception to this rule.

Go ahead and read Joshua 1-2, Proverbs 27, and then the entry.

The Bible says that Moses’ body was buried in secret. What would happen if we were to find it today? Nothing, it would just be a dead body. It reminds us how important the body is. As in, it isn’t.

Read Deuteronomy 33-34, Proverbs 26, and the entry.

Considering that this weekend is “iPad” day, with all the people shoveling out their funds for an iPad, much of my posts today are iPad related.

Here’s something that is probably some sort of April Fools joke, but I’ll report on it anyway. It’s “The iPatch“. Maybe it is what Apple’s working on next after the whole iPad hype goes down.

Here’s the first iPad App, the Dragon Diction.

Here’s another: USA Today for the iPad.

Yet another: Truphone.

And another: Zillow.

GOGII textPlus is also on the iPad. Lastly, Marvel Comics is coming to the iPad.

Oh, yeah, in other non-related iPad news, the Onion is available on the iPhone.

Check out this study by SquareTrade to show how good cameras are that are under $300.

Here’s an excellent DIY camera for 35mm film.

Canon has unveiled six new projectors.

Here’s Sharp’s glasses-free 3D touchscreen.

Toshiba’s new UX600 series of TVs will do Windows 7.

Those who are looking for a good HTIB (Home Theater In a Box) should check out the Denon S-5DB.

Here’s some interesting OLED Wallpaper to create an eerie glow.

A restaurant in Thailand has some samurai robots to serve your food.

This PR2 robot can fold towels for you. Nice.

We would like to think that people would say good things about us. Unfortunately, that isn’t the case for Moses. Man, I thought most people say good things about him.

Go ahead and read Deuteronomy 31-32, Romans 11, and the entry here.

No April Fool’s jokes today, hopefully. Unless my sources were playing a huge joke on me.

I’ll start with yesterday’s episode of Modern Family, which featured the iPad, quite prominently in fact.

Is Rogers making a White BlackBerry Bold 9700.

Here is the Mad Catz Cyborg F.L.Y. 9 gaming controller.

Here’s an iPad game known as Followars, which incorporates Twitter.

Here’s some A70 Silicon Power waterproof and shockproof hard drives.

Here’s a union of the OLPC and the Pixel Qi.

Here’s the Pet Vision Camera, a concept camera for the pets.

Discover some “hides” that nature photographers use.

This is the Cold War Camera, but far more advanced than anything in the Cold War.

Sony is planning on delaying the release of certain BRAVIA models.

Have you ever wondered why some HDMI cables are more expensive than others?

Someone is working on a square soda can.

Astronauts are planning on spending 520 days in a Mars Mission Simulator.

Welcome to the age of the Robotic Skateboard.