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http://vimeo.com/jordancrowder/aos101
I love the idea of this Acts of Sharing project – it’s extremely “Early Church” style – right?
I sort of wish something like this was integrated with Facebook, where 99% of my real-life contacts are hanging out anyway. With something like this, you have to get people on-board for it to work.
Anyway, it’s pretty cool as now Acts of Sharing has an iPhone app!
Wanting to commit more of the Bible to memory? Maybe Fighter Verses is what you need!
From the iTunes App Store:
The Fighter Verses Bible memory system was created to help believers persevere in the fight of faith by arming them with God’s Word. Designed for children through adults, this system allows individuals, groups, or entire churches to memorize and review at their own pace.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1gyIsTYZ9U
Pupil is a visual Q&A service designed to help you answer your visual questions. If you have a question about something you see, just take a picture, ask a question, and Pupil will find you the answer by tapping into its network of knowledgeable members. Pupil users don’t just use Pupil to ask questions, but have the opportunity to give back to the community by responding to questions submitted by other users.
Ok, this is pretty cool! Georgia Tech Research scientist, Grant Schindler has worked out how to turn the iPhone into a 3D scanner using the iPhone 4 (or in fact any iDevice with a front facing camera!)
Former Apple employee, Pete Warden, and data visualization scientist, Alasdair Allan, seem to have uncovered a rather worrying “feature” on the iPhone iOS4 firmware.
The above map is a map of everywhere that one of their iPhones went with them since they upgraded to iOS4.
This file is stored, unencrypted, on their phone and any backup computers, including timestamps.
Is it just me that finds that kind of disturbing?
Check out a video from the pair about the discovery below:
[Read more…] about Your iPhone is Keeping Track of Your EVERY Move
Sadly, it looks like we are too late to stop this disaster.
I am a huge fan of Moleskine. I have been for a number of years. They are my notebook of choice along with the offerings from Muji.
The Moleskine experience is all based around the physical experience of having a Moleskine notebook in your hand. The feel, the quality of the paper, the size and way it fits perfectly in your hand. It’s supposed to be a high quality product, it’s supposed to be keeping pen and paper alive.
Why Moleskine, why oh why, did you have to release an iOS app?!
