This weekend Calvary Grace Church in Calgary, AB, hosted its “Calvary Grace Conference” on the Reformation with Dr. Carl Trueman of Westminster Seminary (PA) and Clint Humfrey, the pastor of the church. The audio is now available on their website; … Continue reading →

Forget about those over-priced brand-name desktop radios that promise fantastic sound. Nano HiFi is the real deal.

This simple, useful site will have you recording and sharing audio clips in seconds flat.

Would you notice paying an extra $1 on your next microSD card? Probably not, but that doesn’t mean you should have to pay it.

Bryan College and the Bryan Institute recently hosted a conference called “Reading Genesis 1-2,” dealing with the doctrine of creation and its entailments. The keynote speakers were John Walton of Wheaton, Jack Collins of Covenant, Tremper Longman of Westmont, Victor … Continue reading →

Chimpanzees and humans last shared a common ancestor about 6 million years ago. We’ve both come a long way since, and it’s not scientifically fair to hear in chimpanzees an echo of our own voice, or vice versa. But it’s hard not to.

Not getting the battery life you hoped for out of your favourite smartphone? Try these dozen tips to extending time between charges.

If you’re reading this then you’re probably a Windows user – and are getting tired of your computer asking to confirm this or that every time you want to perform an action. Here are a few tips to stopping this.

Is a low price tag and social sharing enough to make BBM Music a hit with the BlackBerry faithful?

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The following commentary kicked off the November 19th episode of ‘Serf City’, which featured an interview with Juanita Black, a Crescent Valley resident and community activist, about how low-income New Brunswickers will benefit from sweeping reforms to the province’s social assistance … Continue reading →