High Tech Shabbat Cell Phone Makes Calling On Shabbat Kosher
How on earth did we miss this the first time around? Jewish ingenuity at its most robust and amusing:
Read that again. There's a tech company that specializes in technologically exploiting loopholes in Jewish law, and they find great demand among some of the most religious of Jews. Using this as a basis for a discussion of differences between Jewish and Muslim fundamentalism is left as an exercise to the reader.
Now, is there something that will allow us to blog without breaking Shabbat? (via Crunchgear via uberphones via textually.org via pasta and vinegar)
References:
* 'Kosher phone' helps IDF minimize Shabbat desecration [JPost]
* Shabbat Shalom (Inside A Phone) [Crunchgear]
* Israeli soldiers get Shabbatphone [uberphones]
* The Shabbat phone for isreali soldiers, minimizes Shabbat desecration [textually.org]
* Yet another kosher phone [pasta and vinegar]
Previously:
* Morning "Civilizational Progress" Roundup
* More Israeli Geniuses
* The Death Of The Future





