I'll start with two iPhone games. First is ZombieHunter, and the next is the Sky Siege augmented reality game. Here's a good shot of the HTC Legend, kinda. Remember how no one could find a Nook at Christmastime? Well, the Nooks are going out on Valentines Day, and perhaps the shortage is over. The Samsung Monte S5620 gets a peek, right before Mobile World … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Tuesday, February 9, 2010

There's an old saying that "God does not play at dice". Of course, that is fine with humans. In fact, Judas' replacement was chosen by casting lots. So God's people can play at dice, is that what we're saying? Personally, I've almost lost track of what I'm saying, but the reading in Exodus 29-30 and Acts 1 is interesting enough to carry a conversation. Read the … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 40: The Procedure of Dice

Here's two games that were free on a certain day, but I was too late to report on them: Lion's Pride and Valet Hero. Here is the Ubuntu Netbook Remix. Check it out. Here is the Asus EeeTop ET1610PT all-in-one computer. Here's the Motkey USB drive from LaCie. The Openmoko Wikireader gets a Spring 2010 software update. Lego Mindstorms creations can be … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Monday, February 8, 2010

Considering that most of the furniture in the Tabernacle was not really useful after the death of Jesus, how about just getting rid of it. Okay, that might be slightly weird. But just read Exodus 27-28 and Matthew 28, and then the entry. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 39: Burn the Tabernacle

Now here is a PC accessory/toy that every kid (and possibly every parent) needs to have. This is the Chatman, who is "destined to become every kids' new best mate". Yes, it would be better if your child got him or herself some real friends, but if the little ones are on the Internet, then perhaps this could keep your son and daughter from friending someone they really … [Read more...] about Chatman: Protecting young minds from the evils of the Internet?

The RollerGen bike mounted generator is there to power mobile devices. Shots of a rumored mobile phone, the HTC Incredible appear online. BlackBerry to get Gmail syncing? It might be. The Siri iPhone app allows the user to make online reservations with the power of voice. Apparently, there will be a Symbian notebook. At least, that is the rumor. The … [Read more...] about Tech News of the Day, Weekend Edition, February 6-7, 2010

You know about the Ark of the Covenant, don't you? I have to admit that it seems like this "God-in-the-Box" that you can just wind up and let God's powers go. However, there is more to it than that. Read Exodus 25-26 and Matthew 27 then the entry here. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence Day 38: So What Good is an Ark?

I never did like hearing Christians saying "Glory", because I'm not certain if they know what it means. In fact, I don't know what it means, really? Why not read Exodus 23-24 and Matthew 26 and then the entry here. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence Day 37: What the Heck Does Glory Mean?

At what point does grace end and punishment begin? Simple, when we assume that grace will always be there. Read Exodus 21-22 and Matthew 25 and then the entry here. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence Day 36: When to Carry Extra

This is a concept gadget known as the Linos USB Vinyl Record Player. Here is an interesting iPad app from Panelfly that helps users read graphic novels. Amazon might be making some more advanced screens for the Kindles. This could mean that color is finally coming. The Fujitsu Lifebook MH380 is now on sale for $449. The Nokia Mystic, or C6, will be available … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Friday, February 5, 2010

Well, eventually every preacher covers the question of how can we possibly fear and love God at the same time. Here's my take: Read Exodus 19-20 and Matthew 24, then the reading for today. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence Day 35: Fearing God

Here's an iPhone app for those who keep losing their iPhones. It's called the "Where is my iPhone" app. Just whistle when you lose your iPhone. Here's the HT4Sight, some serious mobile surveillance. Broken Sword is an old-school point-and-click now available for the iPhone. Players of World of Warcraft might enjoy seeing that the Armory app has been expanded. … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Thursday, February 4, 2010

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. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 34: Woe to Christians

Verizon Wireless has a new member of the family with the Motorola Devour. The American Museum of Natural History has its own App now. Enjoy lots of shots of dinosaurs. Here's a potential iPad accessory for running racing games, the iDrift. Nokia Ovi Maps is a free navigation app that have one million downloads for its first week, and now it has a racing game. … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, February 3, 2010

I'm sure that a lot of you are probably planning on paying your taxes soon, if you haven't already. According to God, we don't need to pay taxes to the Lord ever again. Read Exodus 15-16 and Matthew 22 and the reading for today. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 33: Don’t Pay Taxes Anymore