GodTube.com has been billed the Christian alternative to YouTube. Did Christianity need an alternative? Does GodTube get it right? GodTube vs YouTube Site Design The site design of GodTube is nice. It’s similar in style to YouTube, but has a few notable differences. One difference is that YouTube is always clean, favoring a white background [...]
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YouTube, that famous video sharing website owned by Google, recently announced that the video upload size on it’s site will go from 100 MB to 1 GB. What does that mean? Well, it means higher quality video since the 10 minute time limit is still in place. When YouTube was founded it was unique. It [...]
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Well, today is Saturday, and I know these videos are not brand new, but I think they’re funny and wanted to share them. I think these are from some church’s message series, hope you enjoy!
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Google’s Gmail service introduced a new product this week, Mail Goggles. From what I can gather the idea is that some people send email late at night on the weekends when apparently they are too tired to realize what they’re doing. The app is simple, you schedule it for times that you think you may [...]
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iTickets.com’s main purpose is to allow users to find Christian happenings in their area, and possibly buy tickets for them. A deeper look reveals more goodies! The Good iTickets is good at what it’s designed for. Almost every Christian act is listed and the tour dates are regularly updated. I’ve noticed over the years that [...]
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Last month Christian video game publisher Digital Praise released “Guitar Praise” a Christian alternative to the wildly popular “Guitar Hero.” The Good Guitar Praise plays much the same as Guitar Hero. The guitar is the familiar 5 button (green, yellow, red, blue, orange), strum, whammy bar style that we’ve all become accustomed to. It’s also [...]
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