The Geek Church

The Xbox 360 is getting USB Storage, finally.

Here is the Talk Writer, Translator for the iPhone by Eagle Inc.

Here’s a Lego robot powered by Nokia N900.

Here is some shots of Word, Excel, and OneNote for Windows Phone 7.

Welcome to the Kameraman. Yeah, it’s weird.

Cablevision wants to host the first 3D sports at home.

Taga’s baby stroller can transform into a baby-toting bike, in just 20 seconds.

Check out this Sikker baby monitor.

Today, I’m going to talk about Eutychus, a man who fell asleep in church…and died!

Go ahead and read Numbers 17-18, Acts 20, and then the entry.

As much as we would like to think that evil people do evil things for the sake of being evil, that simply isn’t true. Most evil things are done in the name of shining righteousness.

Read Numbers 15-16, Acts 19, and the entry.

Sin brings disgrace. Three simple words. If we truly believed them, I think we would live better.

Read up on Numbers 9-10, Proverbs 18, and entry.

Sure, all of us have cursed and swore every now and then, but what if it was punishable by death.

Go ahead and read Leviticus 24-25, Proverbs 17, and the entry.

Whenever God wants to change something, he usually does it in such a way that seriously upsets our applecart. Take Peter, when God asks him to “take and eat”. He doesn’t.

Go ahead and read Leviticus 16-17 and Acts 10, then the entry to find out why.

The Bible doesn’t really say how Saul, who later became Paul, resigned from being Christian Persecutor to Christian, persecuted, but I would like to think that it would be through this letter.

Be sure to read Leviticus 14-15 and Acts 9 first.

I’ve reported on the ad war between Verizon and AT&T, and they’ve got two new ones that are pretty cool.

Here’s the big news from MWC: Verizon and Skype have formed a partnership.

There is a cheap tablet to be released to the Chinese market, the iWonder Android tablet.

Here’s the Fatman’s Wi-Tube and FatDock.

A new browser is coming to BlackBerry, will it be better?

The Bookeen Orizon is yet another e-book reader to hit the market.

In addition to the phones, Huawei is releasing a ball-shaped 3G broadband dongle.

Here is Hanwa’s USB dongle for DTS sound with a vacuum tube.

Here is an iPhone app known as Plants vs. Ninjas.

NEC has a new chip that will reduce glare in the sunlight.

Check out this Doodle Track Car, allowing the user to draw his or her own track.

Oxyfit keeps a good supply of energy invigorating oxygen in the backpack.

Here is the Flyfire Swarming Display that I might not be allowed to report about.

There was a beggar in front of the Tabernacle of God, a building made with silver and gold. Isn’t that ironic?

In the same manner, there is unlimited godliness and get plenty of godlessness to go around.

Check out Exodus 37-38 and Acts 3, then the entry.

Jesus really tells the Pharisees off in today’s reading, referring to them as hypocrites. The sad part is, Jesus could easily say this to Christians of today, and be right on the money. Go on and read Exodus 17 and 18 as well as Matthew 23, then the entry.

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.

I got another CES 2010 souvenir with Audio-Technica ATH-ANC3 or QuietPoint Noise-Cancelling In-Ear headphones.

This model is actually one of the company’s older models, but I found that it was just as good as some of the newer ones that they had on display, really.

Anyway, if you want to read my full review, then you should probably click here.

Here’s an app from Android called Textecution, and it can prevent texting while driving.

Those that are into Beatlemania might enjoy the MusicSkins for all sorts of mobile devices.

Clear has put out two new VoIP-enabled WiMAX modems.

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Edition is being released on January 20.

HTC Bravo is planning on coming to Europe soon.

iHome + Sleep is an iPhone app to help with sleeping problems.

Here’s a new PMP i-Station T9 from Digital Cube.

Here is a dual dock for iPhone and a hard drive called the Buffalo Dualie.

LG is showcasing a e-ink newspaper. It’s pretty impressive.

Amtrak is planning on getting Wi-Fi on their Northeastern trains.

Check out the Sleepsuit to let you sleep in a cocoon anywhere.

Check out this Kolelinia, which allows for biking in some very high places.

You might want not to see this Diego-san robot with some freaky baby head. But, if you refuse to heed my warning, click here.

Here’s a microphone that can pick up 5.1 Surround sound with the Holophone PortaMic 5.1.

Here’s a new camera bag from Brando with a screw mount.

Check out this home theatre bathroom.

Here’s the WHG-SLK1 iPod dock/shelf system from Sony.

Here’s something new: Zerokill Reflectors. They keep animals from becoming roadkill.

Lastly, you might like to see this Future Vehicle Technologies from eVaro.

Did you ever wonder why the same mistakes keep getting made over and over again?

Read Genesis 25-26 and Matthew 10, and you might get a better idea about it.

Then read the entry here.

Here is a new iPhone accessory: the Hug from Case-mate.

Now here’s a cool pico-projector: the Optoma PK 301.

The Cinq is an extra screen for your desktop or laptop.

Adidas and Sennheiser has created some new pairs of headphones.

Here’s an iPhone app that you should definitely get: the Dial Zero.

At CES 2010, someone broke an unbreakable phone, the Sonim XP3.2.

Check out this I-FAIRY Robot at CES 2010.

Here’s a new ID of the future. Check it out.

Here’s an interesting toy from Interactive Toy Concepts: the Skeet Shooter.

BMW is going to loan out many of its Active-E models.

The Detroit Auto Show had Toyota’s FT-CH on display.

Memorex put out a new camera to be released in the fall, on display at CES 2010.

The GD2709 Diving Flashlight DVR is a flashlight that can be taken underwater and is a camcorder.

What’s next after 1080p, try UHD.

Here’s Q-TV2 clip on speakers for a flat-panel HDTV.

Some of you readers have noticed that I promised coverage of CES, and you have probably seen it through the Tech News of the Day articles, but not much else. I fully understand if you are a little bit upset over that. I’d like to take some time to explain that.

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Once again, this entry was written a year ago. I am still in Vegas, and this message still applies.

My friend and I passed a Casino the other day, and there was a loudspeaker on the outside. Apparently, if you went there, you could get a T-shirt that said: “I’m glad to be a sinner”. Man, is that a backwards gospel, or what?

Anyway, read all about seduction and strength here, but you should probably read the readings in Genesis 13-14 and Proverbs 2.

Since this is the beginning of the new year, it is usually the time where we make promises that we can only hope to keep. Of course, as a Christian and a businessman, I have to keep my promises, right?

Anyway, I would like to make a few years resolutions for this next year. Hit the jump to hear more about CES, new posts, a new science fiction series, a devotional, and a sock puppet!

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I had a chance to try out two of GiiNii’s Artforme Digital Picture Frames. Each of them have a wooden frame that have power save modes that “dial them down” at night, provided you programmed the calendar correctly.

The 10.4 inch frame (top right) has about 512MB of internal memory, which is good for about 3,200 photos. It has a 6-in-1 memory slot for easy loading and unloading of images.

The 7 inch frame (below right) has about 128MB of internal memory, with an SD/SDHC memory card.

If you like to read my full review of these products, feel free to click here.

We’ll start with something simple, the Dymo Rhino 101. I am so not kidding.

Here’s something that is way more fun, the WiiWaa. Part toy, part Nintendo Wii game, all something that should be a blast.

If you’re going to New York to see the Times Square New Year’s Celebration, then why not help out with the power with Duracell’s Power Rovers? Check it out.

Want to hook a Chumby to your TV? Check it out here.

Speaking of televisions, how many were sold this year? Find out here.

jWIN is planning on putting the Polaroid name on it.

Check out this Cruden Hexatech racing simulator. It will actually cost you more than a race car. Honestly.

By now, you’ve probably heard of Apple’s new tablet, tentatively called the iSlate. Even Lance Armstrong wants one.

Palm Pre Plus and Palm Pixi Plus are coming to Verizon, maybe.

Some 3G phones are coming to China, possibly from Acer or Asustek.

LG has a new external hard drive called the XG1.

A Nokia N900 was hacked to make a PS3 gaming controller.

Here’s a USB port with 24 ports, whoa.

Cydle PMP will make its debut at CES 2010.

Here’s another e-book reader: the Insdream SX601.

Like National Geographic? Get it on a portable hard drive.

It would appear that someone has figured out a way to run the Unreal Gaming Engine on the iPhone. Basically, it means that the iPhone could be just as cool as the DS and PSP!

Speaking of iPhone video games, Nescaline has created an emulator for old-school NES games.

It would appear that Sony’s Reader is ready to ship before Christmas, and it will also carry newspapers.

Here’s the picture of the Motorola Opus!

Here’s an interesting concept camera called the Fleximus, think of it as a Snakelight with a camera on the end of it.

LG has created the world’s thinnest LCD panel, for now.

Check out Toshiba and Electrolux’s Escargot, a vacuum cleaner that looks like, you guessed it, a snail.

MOON AUDIO has created a Levitating Shelf.

Designer Art Lebedev has created a cool truck that you can see through, kind of.

Once again, not a lot of posts but the wrap-ups. We’ll start with a simple one. The iPhone may go to Verizon. I repeat, may.

The Aigo EB6301 is an e-book reader designed for all.

Here’s another tablet from Sagem called the Orange Tabbee.

Here’s Burton Technologies Acoustiglove that really do something about the cord problem.

Here is the Klipsch X10i, which has controls for the iPhone on it.

Apparently, there are three of Motorola’s phones headed to China.

Yet another tablet has shown up with the Norton Ink Smartpad.

The New Kinetix is a way of turning the iPhone into a Universal Remote.

Here is something new, the Samsung Corby Pop. Sequel to the Samsung Corby, but not as smart.

The Kidz Gear headphones can wirelessly link to any car’s audio.

I once had my drain clog, and it was quite a pain. Granted, mine plugged up way down the line, but a lot of clogs happen in the bend.

I suppose this is why someone created this PermaFLOW. It is a way of unclogging the drain simply by turning this wheel and the blockage should help clear itself up.

At least, that is the theory. I wonder how well it really works.

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The Internet was ablaze with this picture that you see above. It is a spiral pattern that appeared in Norwegian skies a few nights ago. Oddly enough, about the same time Obama was visiting Sweeden to get his Nobel Peace Prize. It has been pretty much confirmed that the cause of the spiral was a failed Bulava missile that was launched from a nuclear submarine in the White Sea. It’s nice to know that it isn’t aliens, or some happening plucked from the book of Revelations.

Still, the idea of a missile that somehow got loose should scare us more, right? You can watch a video that simulates the spiral after the jump.

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You know that trick that parents do with babies, when they do the whole “here comes the plane” schtick?

Well, now you can make if far more realistic with a bib with landing lights, as well as a spoon that looks like an airplane.

It is available to preorder for $24.99 at the ThinkGeek website, but you might not see it for 3 weeks. However, it should be here for the holidays for all the new parents on your list.