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Today’s retail launch of the Apple iPhone 8 and 8 Plus is a crucial test for Apple's riskiest iPhone strategy.
For the first time, Apple introduced its latest iPhone upgrades while simultaneously teasing something better coming soon — what, by Apple’s own admission, is “the future.”
Apple’s iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are, based on my review and what I’ve seen elsewhere on the web (and even in teardowns), “S” series devices in full-number-update clothing. Except for the glass back, the handsets maint
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When Atari announced it was jumping back into the game-console arena, those old enough to remember the 8-bit glory days of the Atari 2600 — like myself — perked up, briefly lighting up whatever part of the brain responsible for feelings of nostalgia.
If last month's announcement clicked on a standard 60-watt retro bulb, today's reveal of the first images of the Ataribox console just lit up the nostalgic equivalent
Streetlights Audio Bible
Streetlights is an Audio Bible which records word for word scripture over a hip hop soundtrack so that anybody, regardless of their education, literacy or biblical literacy can interact and internalize the Scriptures. They also utilize their Audio Bible in a multimedia-integrated urban-tailored curriculum, which teaches the foundational truths of our Christian faith in a simple, easy to understand way.
Streetlights is excited to share that they now have an App!
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One of the first things Christians did with the computer was to put the Bible into digital formats (Credit: Getty Images)
Many Christians are turning to apps and memes to express their faith instead of churches – and it’s raising intriguing questions about the future of the world’s largest religion.
When the Reverend Pete Phillips first arrived in Durham nine years ago, he was ejected from the city’s cathedral. He had been reading the Bible on his mobile phone in the pews. Phones were not al
Mark Zuckerberg has repeatedly insisted Facebook is not working on a phone. No way.
"[A] Facebook phone doesn't make sense," Zuckerberg said in an interview last fall. Hereiterated the point again this past January: "We're not going to build a phone."
End of story? Not even close.
Facebook might not be building a phone -- designing hardware from scratch, manufacturing handsets and putting them on shelves. But the social network's invitation to an April 4 press conference, at which Facebook pro
Apple’s fourth-generation iPad. Photo: John Bradley / Wired 
If you own a third-generation iPad, you might be feeling a little burned by Apple this week. You’re fine with the iPad Mini the company announced. You saw that one coming. The fourth-generation iPad, though? And just six months after you bought Apple’s last latest-and-greatest iPad? Not cool. Not only are you now carrying around an iPad that doesn’t have Apple’s fastest mobile processor, what used to be an innocent port for the 30-pi
Beats mixr is the latest Beats By Dre headphone collaboration. This time in partnership with Grammy-award winning producer and DJ David Guetta.
Designed especially for DJs - whatever type of music they play - the headphones are lightweight enough to wear for long periods, but designed to produce studio-quality sound even in loud environments.
Compact enough for convenient transportation and flexible enough for live performances, Beats mixr also feature an ear-cup that swivels 180-degrees enablin
