palmsolo’s personal blog

The news keeps getting better for those of us looking to carry the Bible on our iPhones as I just stumbled upon OliveTree’s BibleReader on my iPhone in the App store. I installed it and found several translations available, but none I particularly prefer. There doesn’t seem to be anyway to add or removed translations [...]

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I resisted for a couple of weeks, but after a more detailed look at my actual mobile usage I figured I would try out the iPhone 3G. I had to drive on to work on Friday anyway so I went to the University Village Apple store at 7:55 am and found about 40 people in [...]

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I love using Laridian’s iPocketBible, but I need an offline app that let’s me take notes so I was pretty excited to see the Mantis Bible that supports offline text and notes. I asked about syncing or backing up notes because I would hate to lose all my sermon notes with an iPhone crash.

BTW, I [...]

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I just downloaded the WordPress client for my iPhone and am posting this from the Sounder train. I was hoping to be able to blog for ZDNet with this tool too, but you need to have WP 2.5 and I don’t think their custom version is that new. It does now emphasize the need fir [...]

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Wow, if you have been reading my ZDNet blog you will have seen that I have been inundated with mobile phones to evaluate over the last month. The phones I have received to evaluate have included the HP iPAQ 910 Business Messenger, Palm Treo 800w, Nokia E71, the Nokia N78, Nokia N82, Sprint BlackBerry Curve, [...]

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My favorite mobile Bible solution, Laridian`s PocketBible, has been updated with some enhanced categorized bookmark functionality and synchronization to your mobile device from the Windows version. I saw this in action at BibleTech08 and cannot wait to install and take advantage of this functionality. I think this will enhance my Bible study practices since I [...]

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… Between Platforms, Readers, and Vendors. The final session I was able to attend (there was one more presentation that I could not stay for due to obligations at home) was given by Mr. Craig Rairdin from Laridian. I will start my blog post off by letting you know that I was blessed with an [...]

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