accelerating digital transformation
With so many people with smartphones, there are now so many church apps too. Most church apps have custom branding & design specific to a church; common features include: sermons, events, announcements, church info. Less common features: Bible, prayer, social....
I know that mobile apps are all the craze, on iOS and Android devices, and the numbers say that more people clock in more time using apps than browsing websites. But when I have the option, I almost always choose the...
Somebody needs to solve this problem of mobile donations aka mobile giving. A few companies I know of that have. But it doesn’t do most churches and nonprofits any good if I know a few of them, they have to...
Recently made the switch for 3 cell phones on an AT&T family plan with 550 shared minutes to Straight Talk (ST) for unlimited minutes. It was not all smooth sailing, and underneath it all, the phones will still run on...
There are times when you want to get a message to someone and typing a text message takes too long or won’t fit in 140 characters. Or, you don’t have the time to talk on the phone so you don’t...
While interaction is what makes the web more webby, I’d like to think there are more ways to use the web/ internet. What I’m thinking of is inbound web content. That is, one-directional internet; you could even call it mobile...
Having been an AT&T customer for years, way back to when it was AT&T Wireless, became Cingular, then becoming the new AT&T (formerly known as SBC), my current mobile phone of choice is a Blackberry Curve 8300. I’ve had it...
Wireless mobile technology is almost good enough to make internet (almost) anywhere, in the 100+ larger metropolitan areas around the USA. I might be jumping the gun here, but individuals (and not businesses only) should be able to easily get...
