Nicholas Carr, author of the famous Is Google Making Us Stupid essay and the book The Shallows, created a chart reminiscent of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs about technological innovation. His point is to critique things likeContinue readingHierarchy of Innovation: Why Some Technologies Are More Important Than Others

What you see above is the new Windows 8 “Blue Screen of Death” (properly known as a “Stop Error”) that users will see when their tablet, laptop, or desktop crashes for someContinue readingIs the Kingdom of God present in a Blue Screen of Death?

The Pew Research Center recently released a study of teens and online video, and a group called “Online College” made an info graphic out of the video portion. Most ofContinue readingTeen Online Video Usage [INFOGRAPHIC]

This week, I came across two videos that portray our technological future in pretty dark, but really interesting tones. Both play with the idea of “progress” and ask questions aboutContinue readingWhat Scifi Can Teach Us about Technology and Humanity [VIDEO]

One of the key dangers of media is that you can get so engrossed within its universe, that you miss important things happening in the world around you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmhvdtX72eQ

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Problem Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle says you can’t measure something without altering it. Last night, I had dinner with dear friends and in those sweet moments when the kids did somethingContinue readingProject Glass: Will Google’s Augmented Reality Glasses Finally Make Technology Fade Into the Background?