I think promise and vow have the same definition, but most people tend to look at one word as a more serious form of the other. What if every thing that you said you did was a vow as serious as marriage? Man, I hope that means something.
Go ahead and read Numbers 29-30, Acts 24, and the entry.
Motorola Milestone gets Android 2.1, in Bulgaria. All of Europe to follow?
Here’s the Joos Orange Personal Solar Appliance.
Check out this LA Robe Tablet for Wacom tablets.
Amazon Wireless is expanding their wireless offerings for T-Mobile.
Today, you can get Flaboo, an iPhone and iPod Touch game for free.
You want to get the iPad on a wall with ModulR.
Check out the HP “Let’s Do Amazing” campaign.
The Unreal Engine is now on WebOS.
Some of you might be familiar with jailbreaking an iPhone. It can be made easy with the iDongle.
The JooJoo tablet interface is getting an update.
Here’s a new viewfinder from Sony on their cameras.
Here’s the Panasonic Touch the Future Tour.
Here’s a little device to make music with Lego, with this synthesizer.
Lastly, Tropicana has created an artificial sun.
In today’s reading, Paul apologizes for his actions, when, in actuality, the person who should have slapped him should really apologize.
Go ahead and read Numbers 27-28, Acts 23, and then the entry.
The Bible tells of a man who stands up and goes to be with a woman he shouldn’t be with. Was it an act of defiance, or just plain stupidity.
Go ahead and read Numbers 25-26, Proverbs 21 and the entry and decide.
There was rumors that the Dell Adamo XPS was going to die, but it lives again!
Here’s a Doodle Fly App known as Fly to the Moon that is going to be free for a while.
Here’s a Scala Rider G4 that is a motorcycle Bluetooth headset.
Here’s the Huawei SmaKit S7 Android tablet.
There may be a Zune HD2 on the horizon.
Here’s a Lotta phone designed Ichiro Iwasaki.
Here’s the Asus Cine5, a mini soundbar.
The Casio G’zOne Brigade is available on Verizon.
Here’s the Aquafairy mini cells for more power than a battery.
There is a 3D TV/Blu-ray package from Best Buy and Panasonic.
Here’s a camcorder from $20.
Stihl has this calendar that falls like leaves.
Check out these Pixel-bots to rock your world.
There’s Last Call: a horror movie that will actually call a member of the audience.
They say that one of the biggest water wasting activities is long showers. Yes, I am guilty of this. Even hotel bathrooms warn us to use water sparingly. This is actually where Paul Priestman, director of U.K. design firm Priestmangoode, got the idea for the Waterpebble.
The Waterpebble is, for lack of a better word, a pebble-shaped device that is made for the floor of the shower. Some sort of special sensors in the Waterpebble can sense how much water has flowed past it and down to the drain, and shows this amount with an indicator light.
The green light means that your shower is the proper length. As long as it is still on, you are saving the Earth. The yellow light is, of course, a cautionary alarm, as you have used just enough. As you might have guessed, a red light means that you should stop your shower now.
The Samsung Beat R1 has got a pricetag now.
Ah, that Motorola QUENCH (CLIQ XT). It’s coming to North America.
Check out this Junaio 2.0 Augmented Reality App, available now. Speaking of augmented reality, you should see this iKat. Both are augmented reality advancements.
Here’s an interesting game that can be played with Twitter, the Tweet Defense. Here is an MMO game for Twitter known as BackChatter.
Microsoft is planning on releasing some 3D games. Not a big shock there, but these 3D games could be coming to Windows phones.
The MSI Wind12 U230 is available today.
Here’s a Scrabble-like game for the iPhone known as Words with Friends.
This one Study at Stanford University has shown that students are “addicted” to their iPhones. Uh-oh.
Samsung has put a price on their point-and-shoots that were unveiled at PMA.
Sony has announced seven new LCD TVs.
Check out this Water-Scraper. Would you live there? I would.
Welcome to the ExiTool, in case you need to cut yourself out of the seatbelt.
It today’s reading, Balak hired Balaam, but he sort of didn’t do what he expected. In fact, just the opposite. However, Balak got what he paid for, it just wasn’t what happened.
Go ahead and read Numbers 23-24, Proverbs 20, and then the entry here.
We’ll start with the Netsee UNC-890 netbook.
Want some bling on that iPhone? Check out the Jade Rainbow case.
A Freescale tablet coming soon?
Someone has figured out how to control a Hexapod with an iPhone.
Some new tech can let a cellular phone read your lips. Check it out here.
Dell has a new Precision M4500.
Want NCAA March Madness live? Get it on an iPhone App.
There is a new HP Slate commercial that resembles the iPad.
Barnes and Noble plans to carry the Samsung E6 e-book reader, along with that Nook.
YouTube gets itself some captions, with some funny results.
For those who want to get in on the 3D fad should check out the Samsung 3D Starter Kit.
The Sony Fusion should be what the desk of the future could be.
The 10 Minute Solution comes as a Wii game.
Sometimes God does something to us that he could easily do some other way, in a less dramatic way. However, God doesn’t work like that.
Read Numbers 21-22, Acts 22, and the entry.
