A study like this should raise questions about effective time stewardship, i.e., how we can best use the time that has been allotted to us for God’s glory and our good.

The simple fact is that you are never as anonymous as you think you are when you’re online.

If we’re to receive the world’s ridicule, let it be for proclaiming the truth, not for stubbornly holding onto falsehoods.

Let’s not fall into the trap of believing that the moment technology is involved, we become inherently anti-social, or that “instantaneous mediated nostalgia” and “real-life human connection” are mutually exclusive.

The Eich controversy is a firm reminder of the necessity for tough, expensive grace in our lives, relationships, and conversations, especially when it comes to such heated issues as gay marriage and LGBT rights.

Are we using the powerful, disruptive technology at our own fingertips to encourage, to think critically and compassionately, to spread shalom and create a “meaningful society”?

The search engine’s new browser is currently in a private beta, and shows great promise. But will users take note?

The former president’s vaunted social media platform has had a rocky rollout since day one, with little sign of improvement.

A two-hour-long YouTube video raises serious (albeit snarky) questions about the benefits of NFTs and cryptocurrency.

Safari 15.1 brings back the browser tabs as Nature intended them to be.

Safari 15’s new tab design isn’t just unnecessary. It also creates a more confusing user experience.

Or, reflecting on my recent Facebook experience in light of the latest “Big Tech” controversy.

The Trump campaign’s shady fundraising tactics are very much of a piece with Trump’s extensive history of grifting.

Who knew that watching somebody else enjoy something could be enjoyable in and of itself?

The slick-looking social network promised free speech, privacy, and better handling of user content. It’s been offline for over a month.

The upcoming version of Unreal Engine promises to make games even more realistic and immersive.

Apple’s new iPhone SE boasts impressive specs and — sadly but not surprisingly — a bigger screen.

Using neural networks, a YouTuber breathes new life into a classic bit of film history.

I miss the naïve utopianism that surrounded computers back in the ’80s and ’90s.

The Commodore 64 is a time machine hearkening back to a simpler age.