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Telecom OKTA -- a new brand and a cool phone

iTouch competitor? Or will they be sued by Apple? Telecom has launched an own-brand range of mobile devices dubbed OKTA, and the first one off the rank is the very cool Touch (how long before Steve Jobs is on the phone threatening a lawsuit?). The Touch is, you guessed it, a 3G multimedia touchscreen...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 11-06-2007
New Microsoft Zune Players

There has been much criticism of the original Microsoft Zune players, so when I first met one, I was greatly surprised to see how cool the device actually is. Now MS have released new models with a distinctly iPod-like look -- well, old iPod-look anyway. And why not, since the iPod has been such a raving...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 10-03-2007
I played with an Apple iPhone

I got to play on one of these little iPhone beauties recently -- one that had been bought in the USA for $600USD before the price apparently dropped to $400USD. (The price drop btw seemed to correlate with and increase in sales from about 8,500 per day to around 15,000 per day in the USA.) So, what are...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 09-21-2007
iPocketBible

There are times when it could be good to have an iPhone. It seems that Laridian, the creators of PocketBible (which I use on my PocketPC) have released iPocketBible, which runs on the iPhone and iPod Touch. And what's more - it's a subscription you pay for, rather than buying the product outright...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by Rob Farley on 09-18-2007
Do you own a video iPod or Sony PSP?

Then did you know you can use it to further your Christian training and apologetics? Try this link for example: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-594299941... You can download the video for free and put it on your portable device. Technology is something that we should be using to extend God's...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 08-27-2007
iPods and Windows Media Player

And you thought that they didn't play together? Seems like someone has figured out how to make them talk and you just have to hand over the cash ($14.95) for a done deal. So, have I tried it? Not yet. Have you? Then tell us what you think. Oh, and here is the link.

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 08-27-2007
Training Christians

One of my passions is to up-skill Christians. I see it as essential that we not only out-love and out-die our enemies, but the we also out-think them. Well, many people agree with me, which is somewhat comforting (although not a test for truth!) and one example is shown below. These guys have superb...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 08-18-2007
How we record sermons

The church I go to is small. It's a new church still, and will grow more in the future. But that's no reason not to record the sermons and get them out onto the internet. Domain name registration is cheap - we just paid about AU$40 for the next two years. And hosting can be cheap too if you're...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by Rob Farley on 07-24-2007
Do people still read?

The following is a letter I wrote in reply to a question about getting books into the hands of students. What do you think? Do you still read books? Or are they outdated? Hi Mark, First, I think u would be making a mistake to go just with books. There are also many good DVDs available (in this DVD saturated...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 07-19-2007
Robo intro and background

Welcome everyone -- Robo here. Here is just a bit about myself and my focus on this site. I am a heavy user of technology, and especially use it for Christian learning and training. This has been a huge blessing over the past decade and continues to this day. I hope I can encourage you to use it to do...

Posted to bibletechnology (Weblog) by robocop on 07-13-2007

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