Ever wonder what a totally digital workspace might look like? Get rid of all the clutter covering the surface of a traditional desk, and replace it with a gloss of pixels and user interface design. The idea was described by the curve-project over a year ago. Here’s a look at the concept: At least they [...]

Have you ever been working on a writing project and found it difficult to stay on task? You maybe get a title down, possibly in introductory statement; then when the first moment of distractible reflection comes you decide to just check your inbox “real quick.” Then maybe over to Facebook or Twitter. And by the [...]

There is no shortage of useless, wasteful, or just plain disgraceful applications on the mobile market. Sure, a fart app might make for a good practical joke at youth group, but the value there is pretty thin. Some on the other hand, while they seem a little eccentric, actually do have the potential to do [...]

Anyone who has tried to organize the bite size information flow of Twitter knows it can be difficult to manage, and practically impossible to keep up with for even a modest number of interests. paper.li, a new web based program still in beta, takes a shot at making things a bit easier by combining the [...]

… or Rich Site Summary, to use a less standard designation, refers to one of the first and most useful ways of filtering the exponentially expanding number of sources of information available on the world wide web. Instead of having to catalog (read “bookmark”) and trudge your way back to sites you have discovered and [...]

While there are not many specifically Lutheran products in the mobile technology market, there are at least a few so far throwing their hats into the mobile app ring. Here are the best of what we can find in distinctly Lutheran Apps: Note: these are designed only for the iPhone and iPod Touch operating systems, [...]

Here is one of the most recent data visualization videos on the “state of the internet,” compiled and created at the end of 2009 by Jess3. The video presents some of the latest statistics on internet usage worldwide, and divided by continent; the number of emails sent in one year, compared with the percentage that [...]

(Mac, Windows, Linux, Mobile) Working on learning a new language? Or basically trying to remember anything? Anki, a free and open source flashcard software program is suited for virtually any mnemonic project. Use is to memorize scripture, hymns, your sermons, etc. Use it to learn a new, or brush up on old languages. Anki is [...]