Study Finds Twitter Users Value Information
New data compiled by the research firm MarketingProfs shows that Twitter users are really moved by learning new information and receiving new information quickly as opposed to egotism and networking. Upon polling 425 Twitter users in early to mid April, it was discovered that just about 100% of those who replied agreed that, “I value getting information in a timely manner,” and “I find it exciting to learn new things from people,” whereas only around 80% of users “like... Read More
Google Saves My Internet from Itself
December 28, 2009 by AshPringle
Filed under Web Stuff
Yesterday Google made public its Measurement Labs series of sites, designed to analyze your internet connection and determine whether your ISP is throttling you or not. This news makes it even harder to hate Google; with these tools the average joe can keep an eye on his ISP and make sure its not trying to sneak anything by him, and will help to keep those sneaky ISPs honest. Google may be the most massive company in the universe, but they sure are helpful. This comes at the perfect time for men,... Read More
Religious Networking Sites
December 28, 2009 by Niki Fears
Filed under Web Stuff
In this series we have been looking a variety of social networking sites that have been aimed towards specific interests such as writing, the arts, and music but the field of specialized social media is ever growing and a lot of religious communities and organizations are starting to get in on the popularity of the social media craze while trying to fill a gap for many users whose needs are not, or can not, be met by some of the larger mainstream social networking sites. With some of the larger,... Read More
Specialized Social Media: Part 3- Social Media for Religious Communities
December 17, 2009 by Niki Fears
Filed under Web Stuff
In this series we have been looking a variety of social networking sites that have been aimed towards specific interests such as writing, the arts, and music but the field of specialized social media is ever growing and a lot of religious communities and organizations are starting to get in on the popularity of the social media craze while trying to fill a gap for many users whose needs are not, or can not, be met by some of the larger mainstream social networking sites. With some of the larger,... Read More
Mobile Game uses Micro-transactions to Harness Virtual Economy
December 10, 2009 by redsneaker
Filed under Video Games
“Parallel Kingdom – Age of Emergence” is the third game in the Parallel Kingdom series available for iPhone/iPod Touch and Google Android phones. Every version of Parallel Kingdom has been free to download and free to play. The game has classic, Legend of Zelda style graphics, but the real time multiplayer and GPS integration make it a technologically advanced mobile game. In its short history, the Parallel Kingdom franchise has pioneered several firsts: first real-time MMORPG for... Read More
Interview with Cali Lewis from Geek Brief TV
December 8, 2009 by redsneaker
Filed under Web Stuff
I was able to visit with the host of the ever-informative and popular Geek Brief TV video podcast. Geek Brief TV is a must-watch for anyone interested in technology and gadgets. Cali delivers the tech news at a fast pace and in a down-to-Earth manner. RS: Having started Geek Brief TV in 2005, do you feel more or less geeky now than you did in 2005? CL: I certainly feel more geeky now. I was always a geek, but there’s something to be said for involving yourself in the world of technology... Read More
Dragon Age: Origins
December 4, 2009 by Ceetar
Filed under Video Games
Dragon Age: Origins is a role playing game from BioWare, the makers of Baldur’s Gate. It’s a highly complex game, with rich and complex gameplay. Unlike some video games that are out there it’s available on multiple platforms; Xbox, Playstation, and on the computer, so that everyone that wants to play the game can without having to have the right console. The game’s main character is one of the user’s choosing, and there is a different introductory origin story for each... Read More
Christmas Gifts for the Shutterbug
December 2, 2009 by redsneaker
Filed under Gear
It seems every family has at least one person in charge of taking family snapshots. After looking over dozens of catalogs and even more web sites, I have compiled a list of great gifts for that camera buff. Under $20 Giottos Rocket Air Blower. (About $12) Every camera bag should have one of these indispensible gadgets. The Rocket Air Blower shoots a powerful stream of air that will clean lenses and filters. It’s design prevents dust from being blown into the object being cleaned and it does... Read More








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