When I first read about the iPhone 4S I was filled with fear and apprehension. I didn’t like the idea of an artificial intelligence resting comfortably in my pocket. Visions of Skynet and HAL-9000 ran through my mind as I planned how to outsmart Siri and her ability to learn and adapt. My fears wereRead more
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I read an article yesterday that claimed the iPhone 5 would release in March. The possibility of a newer iPhone releasing only five months after the 4S makes my head spin and my mouth water. Ever since I first used Siri on a friend’s iPhone 4S, I have been formulating plans on how to acquireRead more
Yesterday I wrote about some church nerds who have been made obsolete because of advances in technology. Another casualty of technological advancement is the compact disc. I have boxes filled with old CDs, safely tucked away in their jewel cases, filling up our small garage. The compact disc is a casualty of the digital ageRead more
Advancements in technology can be a great thing. They can improve the quality of life, make it easier to connect with others and give us greater insights into how the universe works. Advancements in technology, though, often leave other aspects of life, which we once thought crucial, lagging behind. Netflix and Redbox have killed videoRead more
I watched as he opened the sixth seal. There was a great earthquake. The sun turned black like sackcloth made of goat hair, the whole moon turned blood red, and the stars in the sky fell to earth, as figs drop from a fig tree when shaken by a strong wind. The heavens receded likeRead more
Yesterday Steve Jobs passed away. Below is a post I wrote about Jobs after he retired from his position as CEO of Apple and it communicates most of what I’ve been thinking about his death. I don’t know if the man knew God, yet I know he reflected the passionate innovation and creativity of theRead more