[Fandysilalahi]

Tried the u version, its good! Loads of different translations. The only problem is the time it takes to load. So if u plan on using it during a sunday service, u'd be wise to have it loaded up before everything starts. God bless

[bmwtech]

Youversion is great. youversiondotcom/bb

[ncf632]

try mbible.com, easy to navigate & free, has alot of translations

[dat1]

Is there an app for an AudioBible for the Blackberry Storm? The Iphone has one so I was just wondering?

[firebuff]

oliver tree is cool...I have NIV and Message Bible..take care and God loves you

[DINGSTER1]

Thanks guys! I downloaded youversion onto my Tour today

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[msaster]

I have used youversion for six months and love it

[yorrick]

There are a lot of useful discussion in relation to having a Bible on the BB.

They fall into two broad categories:
1) Online reading.
Basically, you go online to read on demand.

2) Offline reading.
The entire Bible is in the memory or on the memory card.

In relation to #2, there are currently two (2) main apps:
(a) Olivetree and
(b) Laridian which uses the Beiks Bible reader front end.

There are pros and cons to the Laridian/Beiks and Olivetree Bible readers.
The Laridian/Beiks combo (for the NIV) is very fast as long as you keep the Bible in the BB memory. Olivetree opens up faster (compared to Beiks/Laridian) when referencing from memory card.

Both interfaces are okay and can be configured to an extent (within the limitations of the BB display).
I tend to use the Laridian/Beiks app more (with the Bible in BB memory) as it is much faster at starting up than Olivetree.
The downside is that you chew up 1.5MB of memory in the BB.

[Special_Opps]

Online Mobile Bible

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[Tre Lawrence]

There are a lot of useful discussion in relation to having a Bible on the BB.

They fall into two broad categories:
1) Online reading.
Basically, you go online to read on demand.

2) Offline reading.
The entire Bible is in the memory or on the memory card.

In relation to #2, there are currently two (2) main apps:
(a) Olivetree and
(b) Laridian which uses the Beiks Bible reader front end.

There are pros and cons to the Laridian/Beiks and Olivetree Bible readers.
The Laridian/Beiks combo (for the NIV) is very fast as long as you keep the Bible in the BB memory. Olivetree opens up faster (compared to Beiks/Laridian) when referencing from memory card.

Both interfaces are okay and can be configured to an extent (within the limitations of the BB display).
I tend to use the Laridian/Beiks app more (with the Bible in BB memory) as it is much faster at starting up than Olivetree.
The downside is that you chew up 1.5MB of memory in the BB.

Nice summaries...

[Mareesha7]

BibleGateway.com: Search for a Bible passage in over 35 languages and 50 versions.

[Mareesha7]

Just curious as I would love to have access to a bible anytime. Are there any out there that anyone has tried?

Thanks

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BibleGateway.com: Search for a Bible passage in over 35 languages and 50 versions.

[gwtiff54]

You Version all the way

[wtenns]

I've used Laridian on my previous 3 Palm Treos and now on my BB Storm and really enjoying having it on me at all times.