Oldie Review, But Goodie
In a republish of an excellent compairson review of bible software for the PalmOS platform, MobileTechReview has a review of some well known bible reader packages. Though the review is older, it does give one a great spot to search if you are looking for bible software for your PDA. Here is a snippet of that review:
This review looks at five of the most popular Scripture programs, but digs a bit deeper. I specifically looked at their capabilities as Bible study references, including original language study and commentary availability and implementation. These days, large flash memory cards and fast CPUs provide Palm OS apps with the hardware to take reference software to higher plain. I looked primarily at five criteria: reader features, versions available, study materials available, study materials integration, and search capabilities. The reviews are in alphabetical order. All evaluations used a Palm Tungsten|T3, which has the new implementation of Palm’s Dynamic Input Area (DIA) and landscape modes which provides a 320x480 or 480x320 display. I concentrated on the KJV w/Strong’s numbering, as this translation tends to have the strongest (no pun intended) original language support, and this also provided a common evaluation point of reference.
As a note, some of these packages also work with WinMobile devices; so, its worth a check to the manufacturer's website for the latest news and downloads.
This review looks at five of the most popular Scripture programs, but digs a bit deeper. I specifically looked at their capabilities as Bible study references, including original language study and commentary availability and implementation. These days, large flash memory cards and fast CPUs provide Palm OS apps with the hardware to take reference software to higher plain. I looked primarily at five criteria: reader features, versions available, study materials available, study materials integration, and search capabilities. The reviews are in alphabetical order. All evaluations used a Palm Tungsten|T3, which has the new implementation of Palm’s Dynamic Input Area (DIA) and landscape modes which provides a 320x480 or 480x320 display. I concentrated on the KJV w/Strong’s numbering, as this translation tends to have the strongest (no pun intended) original language support, and this also provided a common evaluation point of reference.
As a note, some of these packages also work with WinMobile devices; so, its worth a check to the manufacturer's website for the latest news and downloads.
posted by Antoine @ 6/09/2005 04:48:00 PM
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