Apple's upgraded wireless media streaming feature, now known as AirPlay, will soon offer video and photo streaming to Apple TV directly from iOS 4.2 devices, and allows users to send music and album art to third-party hardware.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs and company have, for the past five years, used September as the time to announce new products and services among the company's music offerings. Apple is notoriously tight-lipped about new product announcements. But that hasn't stopped the usual spate of speculation that precedes them (some of it actually based on leaks and other real information). So here are our thoughts on which of the rumors swirling around the internet may actually make their way into Jobs' presentation and which will remain mere figments of Apple fanboy (and girl) imagination.

It is often said that we are losing youths because they are bored with doctrine ... and do not care for the narrow paths. However, I see more industry in the camp of the antichrist to see that every conceivable and subtle alternative and substitute is consistently projected through all possible media including the internet... while the Church remains too cocooned in tradition to understand and respond to the issues and strategise accordingly

I wonder what Jesus would think about my love affair with technology. Jesus' very presence revealed his full engagement with the moment. His ministry required a fervent desire to be with others, in their joy and struggles through life. I don't think Jesus would be emailing his disciples in the mission field when he had time alone with Peter, James, and John, his closest friends.

Is it worth the thumb taps in order to pull it up on your phone? Take a look at the Facebook Places review, as well as the video at the top of this post to find out.

Highly respected entrepreneur and Internet researcher Rohit Khare has sold his company Angstro to Google and taken a job at the Internet giant to help build its social networking product Google Me.

At the University of Michigan, a study found that people learned significantly better after a walk in nature than after a walk in a dense urban environment, suggesting that processing a barrage of information leaves people fatigued. Even though people feel entertained, even relaxed, when they multitask while exercising, or pass a moment at the bus stop by catching a quick video clip, they might be taxing their brains, scientists say.

Amazon's newest Kindle (simply called "Kindle," though it's sometimes referred to as the "Kindle 3") is the best ebook-reading device on the market. It's better than the Apple iPad, the Barnes & Noble Nook, the various Sony readers, and certainly better than any smartphone.

25.94 seconds. That's how much time it took Melissa Thompson of Salford, England, to type a complex sentence on a Samsung Galaxy S, which makes her the new Guinness World Record holder for fastest typing on a phone.

Based on comments on news sites and Facebook's official blog, many users appear apprehensive about Facebook Places, the social-networking site's new location feature. It's not clear whether users' unfavorable reactions stem from privacy concerns or just confusion about the site's Places feature, which allows users to "check in" at restaurants, bars and other gathering spots. But it may be a good thing for Facebook that the site has no "dislike" button.