- 11/20/2011
St. Peter's of Karachi Megachurch Opens to 5,000 Worshippers in Pakistan
St. Peter’s Church in Karachi, a 5,000-seat megachurch, opened its doors this month, and has been heralded as a sign of Pakistan’s Christians’ resilience in a state that has long suffered from attacks by Al-Qaida and Taliban extremists.
- 11/20/2011
Shroud of Turin Date Could Be Confirmed by New Carbon Dating Method
The controversial Shroud of Turin, the existence of which was first recorded in France in 1357, is believed by many to have wrapped the body of Jesus Christ after his death in Jerusalem, while many critics have insisted it is a shroud that was used to wrap the body of a man who died in the Middle Ages.
- 11/20/2011
iPhone Apps to Capture Panoramas of Breathtaking Churches
With smartphone cameras progressing in technology all the time, users are becoming increasingly able to capture beautiful shots of everything in their day-to-day lives, and for Christians it is no different. With the following smartphone apps, users can create expansive panoramas of breathtaking churches in order to share their experiences with friends and family.
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11/20/2011iPhone Apps to Help Christians Stay on Top of Their Faith
Christians across the world are fighting to live their lives in a faithful and dedicated fashion. Amid an increasingly secular global society the following apps have been highlighted by The Christian Post to help keep Christians in touch with their faith, both in and outside of the sanctuary.
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Churches That Embrace Technology Attract Younger Congregations, Study Finds
These days, technology is playing more and more of a prominent role in the life of the Church.
- 11/20/2011
Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) Under Review by U.S. House Judiciary Committee
The controversial bill for the Stop Online Piracy Act, or SOPA, was introduced on Oct. 26, and, if passed, would allow law enforcement officials and copyright holders to seek court orders to stop online ad networks, search engines, domain-name registrars and payment processors from continuing to do business with websites that are accused of infringing on copyrights or facilitating copyright infringement.
Tags Technology - 11/13/2011
Nintendo Ranks Bottom for Green Electronics Companies, Nokia Top
Greenpeace has released its quarterly Guide to Greener Electronics since 2006, which ranks leading PC and cell phone manufacturers on their practices of eliminating harmful chemicals, their global policies, and on taking responsibilities for products once discarded by consumers.
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Web Privacy Laws to Become Stricter in Europe
The EU’s European Commission is planning to make a legal change next year which may force U.S. Web giants like Facebook and Google to change the way they store and process user data.
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iPhone Apps for the Disabled
The number of apps for the visually and hearing impaired has proliferated recognizably over the past year and continues to grow. In fact, even Apple’s App Store has a “Special Education” section, which contains apps for the disabled. Also a new law signed in 2010 makes it so that support technologies are now a legal requirement.
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Kindle Fire vs. Barnes & Noble Nook: Tablets Released This Week
Just in time for Black Friday, Amazon’s Kindle Fire ships to customers on Tuesday, Nov. 15 for $199, and the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet will be in stores for $249 later this week.
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