Bible app for new iPhone

Have my doubts right away but you can look at www.olivetree.com and www.laridian.com

Also snoop ipnones software site if you haven't and www.handmark.com

 

Good.

Just in case that doesn't work for you and you didn't mind carrying two devices www.geeks.com have older Ipaq pocket pcs that would run olivetree very nicely. I don't know about e-sword. I run e-sword on a 400 mhz unit and it is slow to open but okay after loaded. The Ipaqs are 200 mhz I think. They are under 80

I have an older rig that runs it (200 mhz) but it is verrrry slow to open on it.

http://search.geeks.com/?SH=A=pda~B...2e3c6e6a14&LAP=0&SRM=0&Action=2&AnswerID=2185

 

Just ran across a dell axim, for 120 that has 400 mhz processor.

http://www.usedhandhelds.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=185

 

Yes, one pocket full is quite enough, that is why I'm still with a ppc not a cell phone thus far. Use the ppc much too much to give it up - use three bible programs on it among other things.

You should check in with olivetree now and then or even email them and see if they have anything in the plans. I would think it would be a natural for them but then what do I know

 

:applause: congrats!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbs:

 

There are a variety of web apps available, including the NET Bible and iBibleSpace, the ones I use. Also, I believe Laridian offers a service whereby you can access any software you own for the PC, from your iPhone. I haven't tried that.

For the new downloadable apps that became available with iPhone 2.0, there are also some available. I haven't tried any yet, but of 34 programs listed under "Reference", 15 appear to be Bibles.

I've used the web apps Bibles a lot, and look forward to trying some of the new ones out. Hope this helps!

Jim