im looking for an ESV one. there is a KJV available though.
Really? Where is the KJV one? I am not finding it in Appworld. The only ones I find are one called "Bible" that has the "AKJV" and the other is "My Bible" which has the "WEB" version.
I wish they had HOLY BIBLE app from the phone version, that's anawesome one. It has all the versions in it. I wish you could download the bible period so you didn't have to get online to see it though.
I wish they had HOLY BIBLE app from the phone version, that's anawesome one. It has all the versions in it. I wish you could download the bible period so you didn't have to get online to see it though.
ya that... because if i need web access then i could just use m.biblegateway.com
I'm sure LifeChurch.tv will be coming out with their app for the PB.
I do hope they come out with a playbook app soon. This is one thing I will like to complete my tablet. Much easier to read on the 7" screen than my torch in service. Woulnt be too bad if we had wifi but alas we dont.
Well I was hoping for a kindle or kobo version of the bible that you can turn the pages. I am hoping to get to church with my playbook and opon up my journal case and turn the page of the bible during service. That would trip out some of the member that have the ipad.
Well I was hoping for a kindle or kobo version of the bible that you can turn the pages. I am hoping to get to church with my playbook and opon up my journal case and turn the page of the bible during service. That would trip out some of the member that have the ipad.
much faster to use search function kobo doesnt have that.
Hi. If you have Logos 4 then you should be able to use biblia.com which signs into your Logos account and it will show all your books. I haven't tried it yet since my Playbook has not arrived yet. Also, I emailed OliveTree and they said that they were developing an Android app that is supposed to work with the Playbook when Blackberry includes their functioning in some upcoming Playbook update (that was according to one of the developers at Olive Tree). So, that may be another option. Kindle has some Bible versions available, so you might be able to use your favorite through Kobo. Just a thought.
This is a must-have for my PlayBook as well, although I'm not too picky about translation (general preference is NRSV but if it's free I'm not complaining). YouVersion would be the realistic ideal based on their phone app.
I'm trying to decide between Accordance and Olive Tree for my i-devices. I would LOVE to see Olive Tree release a Playbook app, as their selection of translations and support materials is impressive. Accordance is significantly more expensive, though it offers a more comprehensive set of reference materials.
