Climb, swim, and stroll around the world with Google… find out what you can learn through Google Street View. They now have street views on university campuses, too. Continue reading There’s More than Streets with Google Maps
I think Wikitude offers some great potential as a ministry tool. Using your smartphone’s camera and the Wikitude platform, you “browse” the world around you; Wikitude ties in with apps you’re already using like TripAdvisor, Yelp, and more; look through your camera to find recommended eateries and special deals for hotels when you travel, for instance. Continue reading “Wikitude and Augmented Reality Worlds”
Finding useful sites on the internet can be overwhelming, but the editors at bing.com have done some of the searching for you. Continue reading Bing Editors’ Picks
What do you think of this useful review? Would a powered backpack, messenger bag, or briefcase be a great asset for your ministry? Powerbag has its own battery so you can charge any of your devices while you’re on the go. NOTES: I decided to feature a reviewer’s impressions of the Powerbag. Here’s Powerbag’s official promo video. The reviewer’s discount offer is no longer in effect. Continue reading Powerbag
Bing Travel makes searches easier in order to help you for that upcoming trip, including a currency converter, finding the best prices for airlines and hotels, maps, and more. Continue reading Going Somewhere This Summer?
You don’t need to own a Kindle. You can read Kindle books on your desktop, laptop, smartphone, or tablet, using this free app. Continue reading Read Books Anywhere
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