Here are some links to articles on advancements in mulitlayer DVD's, a look at the near and long term for Intel processors, Nokia's new amazing "smart" phone coming to Europe in early 2007, and a small gadget to secure your PC laptop.
New Technology Could Nip DVD Format War in the Bud
Intel Pledges 80 Cores in Five Years
Tiny Linux Gadget Protects Windows XP Laptops
Nokia's N95 Smartphone Goes Legit
Apple is suppose to be coming out with a phone at about the same time (If anyone wanted to get one of these for me I wouldn't complain!)
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
A Look at Consumerism and Fragmentation
This last Sunday I preached at Calvary Chapel Bucharest on finding our main identity in life as disciples of Jesus. During the sermon I read Luke 9:23 - Then he said to them all: "If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me." After reading this verse I shared on two things I think that make it difficult today to really follow Jesus- consumerism and fragmentation. Here are some links to articles I have read recently on these two subjects.
Consumerism
iChurch: All We Like Sheep
What the Church is Doing Right, Part 1
What the Church is Doing Right, Part 2
Take Nothing for the Journey: A Fresh Look at Church Health
From Lord to Label: How Consumerism Undermines Our Faith
Fragmentation
The Pathetic Segmented Life
The Answer is Jesus
Consumerism
iChurch: All We Like Sheep
What the Church is Doing Right, Part 1
What the Church is Doing Right, Part 2
Take Nothing for the Journey: A Fresh Look at Church Health
From Lord to Label: How Consumerism Undermines Our Faith
Fragmentation
The Pathetic Segmented Life
The Answer is Jesus
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Mac News - The Ultimate Mac Apps List
Do you have a Mac? Here is an article of what Mac News Online considers to be the best Mac Apps available.
http://macnewsonline.com/wp/the-ultimate-mac-apps-list/
http://macnewsonline.com/wp/the-ultimate-mac-apps-list/
Future Watch - Roll-Up Laptops
A look at 'morphing materials' a team of engineers at the University of Cambridge have developed which have the ability to retain up to three structures, meaning within five years' time it could be possible to roll-up your laptop screen as easily as a newspaper.
http://management.silicon.com/itdirector/0,39024673,39162681,00.htm
http://management.silicon.com/itdirector/0,39024673,39162681,00.htm
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