Mobile Ministry Magazine

As it is, I am now in the Charlotte area and have little access to a full computer to knock out or at least have a sembliance of clean posts. Nevertheless, the email a post function of Bloggerr comes in handy for this and makes it a bit easy to get a collection of links up that are worth talking about on various levels.

The reason I like these links are because of the hoopla of the release of the iPhone this past Friday. Whether you are in the US or not, there is some feeling that the iPhone is changing the game for mobile devices on several levels. This links (read in my RSS queue) speak towards some ways that I think mobiility (not necessarly handhelds and smartphones) have an effect on how we approach the ideas of productivity and community in an increasingly connected world.

Chasing The Next Big Thing In Web 2.0

I totally am with CMT on this; though I do prefer the perespective of using one service that meeets a need and then bridging the gaps in communication as best as possible with that.

Would you rather use LinkedIn or Facebook?

Again, an excellent article for the networking side of things. I am just getting settled into the Charlotte area and am going to be using LinkedIn as an important connecting element to grow my connections in this area. So if you are in Charlotte, and I am not in your list, let's connect, and then let's encourage one anotheer beyond simiple contact sharing.

iPhone Web Development Frenzy

This article might appeal to some of you with iPhones, and others of you who dabble a bit or a lot with weeb development. Here's something for you to think about in reference to this article: let's say you have a signifiant vocal majority who has an iPhone (or other wireless mobile device); how do you leverage your resources and their devices to create never-before explored areas of ministry?

Just a few links for now. Me, I'm back to resting and reading and will be settling in to a different pace of life.