Anroid phone

[Jasminroy]

Does anyone has a Anroid phone? I'm looking for a Bible application in anroid. Does anyone knows how to get it? I want to get it so badly so I can read it where ever I go and I don't need to carry my Bible

 

[pgp_protector]

Android Bible Software & Resources - Olive Tree Bible Software

Though this really isn't an Origins Theology Question

 

[Jasminroy]

Thank you very much. I will try this one if you find any let me know

 

[JamesAH]

Android Bible Software & Resources - Olive Tree Bible Software

Though this really isn't an Origins Theology Question

Sure it is. Didn't the Android Phone evolved from the 2 cans and a string phone of yesteryear?

 

[pgp_protector]

Sure it is. Didn't the Android Phone evolved from the 2 cans and a string phone of yesteryear?

I don't know about you, but I've never seen string phones reproduce.
But then again with rule 34 who knows.

 

[sungaunga]

i don't have an "Anroid" phone but for an Android phone I find Cadre Bible found in the Market one of the best!

 

[Melethiel]

I use CadreBible. It's the best because you can actually download it to your phone, and not rely on internet connection.

 

[troodon]

Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.
Source

 

[juvenissun]

Android phone is a mutation from iPhone. It will not survive the environment.

iPhone has at least hundreds of Bible tools.

 

[juvenissun]

Does anyone has a Anroid phone? I'm looking for a Bible application in anroid. Does anyone knows how to get it? I want to get it so badly so I can read it where ever I go and I don't need to carry my Bible

I ordered an iPad. I heard that if you tap a word (or words?) on iPad, it will start to search info about that word on Internet. May be I could find a verse much faster that way?

OK, OK, you may close this thread.

 

[Dark_Lite]

Android phone is a mutation from iPhone. It will not survive the environment.

iPhone has at least hundreds of Bible tools.

Android has a completely separate underlying technology. The iPhone is based on a stripped down version of Mac OS. Android is based on a stripped down version of Linux. Android isn't going away; it's continually growing and is making a huge cut into the smartphone market.