The Geek Church

I recently got a chance to try out the Wildcharger from Pure Energy Solutions. Of course, it is virtually impossible to review this product without comparing it to the Powermat, which we gave away in a recent contest.

After all, it is the same basic principle. You get a specialized skin for your mobile device, and you put it the plugged in mat, and then forget about it as it charges. What could be better?

Anyway, I have reviewed it, and you can read the full review here.

I think we all know that my subtitle is a famous quote from Rodney King. However, most Christians not only cannot get along, but they will not. Why?

Maybe you’ll get some answers if you read Numbers 3-4, Acts 15, and the entry.

There is a new DSiWare game that has 3D capabilities.

Sprint’s Palm Pixi is getting a price cut to $50.

CeBIT will probably be the starting point for Nokia’s new C-Series phones.

A new bill in the UK could ban open WiFi Hotspots. Oh my!

RIM has discontinued three of its BlackBerries. Find out which ones here.

Here’s news of an iPod Touch that exploded in a classroom. Find out why.

The guy who downloaded the 10 billionth song from iTunes got a call from Steve Jobs himself. He didn’t believe it, and I’m not certain that I would either.

A recent update to the Motorola Cliq has caused some problems. More problems than it was supposed to solve, apparently.

Thanko has just recently got a mouse that is a speaker and a microphone.

Verizon could be getting the Nexus One, as early as March 23rd.

How many times has this happened to you: you’re out talking about the gospel, and people mistake you for gods. Yeah, honestly, I can’t think of a time when this happened to me.

However, you have to admire Paul and Barnabas being truthful about it. Read Numbers 1-2 and Acts 14 and the entry here.

We reap what we sow, but in between there is a season. I really hope that I was the first one to say that, as it is in my entry today.

Go ahead and read Leviticus 26-27 and Acts 13.

Okay, hopefully we have concluded this business with Apple’s anti-explicit apps policy.

Want an iPhone, you should be able to get one at every Radio Shack.

LG could have the first WinMo7 phone as early as September.

Here’s the Gigabyte T1000 computer, not to be confused with the T1000 from T2.

Here’s a cloned laptop known as the E-NC10.

Here is Acer’s super thin Calpella notebook.

This is the Incase iPhone Pouch.

ASUS has leaked three mobile computers.

The Kindle is not apparently making the grade in colleges nationwide.

A tablet known as the Viliv S10 is available on Dynamism.com.

Want to clean your keyboard easier? get the Cleankeys keyboard.

Check out this Guppie multi-tool!

A recent study has shown that the Wii can actually help stroke victims recover.

Here’s some MM1-Multimedia Speakers from Bowers and Wilkins.

Here’s a Photo Frame Antenna from Clixxun.

Check out this fully functioning Lego Camera!

There is an update available for Aperture 3 that should fix the problems for it.

Here’s the RoboCar G, a computer-controlled three-wheeler.

This is a car in sync with Android.

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.

I’ll start with the Orb Audio Speakers. Man, they look nice.

Samsung’s UNC7000 and UNC8000 Series of TVs are to get Skype.

Check out the Instax version of the Lomo LC-A+.

Here is the Rilakkuma edition of the Casio Exilim camera.

Check out this new Green Car from Yves Behar.

Here is the Antro Solo, a car that can join up with each other.

Iron Man fans might like this ARC Light.

Here’s a Wiimote made into a proton pack, like the kind in Ghostbusters.

There was an “Explicit” option now available on the App submission form. It was there, and it was gone. What is Apple up to?

Welcome to the Eclipse Touchmouse with touchpad in lieu of scroll wheel.

Android has an audience that is largely male. Can anything be done?

Here’s a Motorola concept computer in the shape of a hard hat. Check it out!

Check out this App for the New York Times.

Skype has taken its App away from Windows Mobile.

Nintendo will soon release a Classic Book Collection to the DS.

Check out the USB Lightsaber Flash Drive.

The game Quake is now running on Android.

Here’s the Panasonic D-Dock SC-HC40, an iPod dock with a sliding door.

I wonder how it is that Christians are supposed to live. I’m not certain if you should be able to tell them apart from the regular people.

Go ahead and read Leviticus 22-23, Proverbs 16, and then the entry.

I’ll start with this Philips Sustainable City Lights project. Solar power being absorbed during the day for the power of light at night.

An 80’s toy Alphie gets an upgrade.

Here’s this Butterfinger ad that parodies apps and app culture.

Check out these Gelaskins from National Geographic.

MSI is planning to unveil a new gaming laptop GT660 at CeBIT.

Speaking of CeBIT, LG is planning on releasing three new mobile computers there.

An application known as MagiTact could make you interface with your mobile by gestures.

This is the Neonode zForce Pad, a tablet that will surely have some fierce competition from Apple.

Here is a Stethoscope App for the iPhone, for hearing the heartbeat, and sending it via email.

Here is the Lenovo Mini Wireless Keyboard, available from Brando.

Those looking for radio playing Apps for the iPhone might like SparkRadio.

Acer plans on shelving their plans for an e-book reader.

Here’s how to convert slides to digital photos: the Pana-Vue Stand-alone Portable Slide and film.

Here’s the SnapSights SS100, a camera that is too good to be disposable.

Here’s a JVC NC-SP1 Speaker, and it means business.

A lot of TVs are now made Internet ready.

Here is the HumanCar, a combination of electric and rowing for some good drivin’.

Here’s some gadget that plugs into the dash lighter and get better gas mileage from Hammacher Schlemmer.