Comments on: iPhone app review: Logos vs OliveTree BibleReader

By: Mark

Mark — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 20:40:22 +0000

Is there a way to use my highlighting from Olive tree to export into my LOGOS?
Thanks,
Mark

By: Murray Beer

Murray Beer — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 21:58:22 +0000

Thanks for a great review. It’s really thorough & objective

I’ve been using Bible soft ware on a smartphone since about 2003 when I first got a Windows mobile device & used eSword. I agree that the key question is how will I use this device to access the Bible? Since using Bible Reader on the iPhone (3 years) & iPad (1.5 years) I have found that I have used it to just read, often in places where I had a few minutes to fill in waiting. I have written a lot of notes while on the iPhone but find the iPad better with a much bigger screen & being easier to use the split screen feature. Im finding that iPhone & iPad are really devices for reading & light note taking. Following reference chains is ok but making notes on the things you learn & connect along the way seems easier on a computer / laptop.

My Dad uses Logos software & loves it. I have found it very clumsy & non intuitive. Is that just me? Or have others found that you need to think very differently in Logos?

Now (Jan 2012) that I have been given a Mac I am very keen to return to a computer & use the software I’ve come to love for some deeper study. Having Olive Tree’s very own back up/ sync service is going to be a big plus as I have never been able to study on my laptop & easily access those notes on my mobile device.

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