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They offered Bibles, Commentary, Dictionary, and reading plans. Historically Quick Verse was for Palm units and PocketPC units.

QuickVerse - QuickVerse is now owned by Word Search Bible (see more below) and their products have been converted to use the same eBooks as Word Search uses.

AsaiSoft - A freeware Bible reading program for Palm devices.

QUICKVERSE BIBLE SUITE 2008 SOFTWARE

The software is available in many languages, and the Bibles are in even more languages. These are suitable for Palm and PocketPC units.

Memoware - E-text source of Bibles and other text (search for bible).

They now have pamphlets from Rose-Publishing. Many eBooks and Bibles are free, and others are reasonably priced. They also have a collection of other Christian eBooks, including commentaries and fiction eBooks.

Olive Tree - Bibles for Palm and WinCE/ PocketPC as well as Symbian OS-based cellphones, BlackBerry devices, and Apple iPhone and iPad.

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Laridian - Bibles for Palm (my Bible) and WinCE/ PocketPC (Pocket Bible) machines as well as Windows phone, Windows, Windows 8 app, Mac OS X, iOS, Android.

Note that MobiPocket has been purchased by Amazon and it now directed at their Amazon Kindle and Kindle Fire products. MobiPocket is available on many PDA platforms, including Palm, PocketPC, Nokia, BlackBerry, and more.

See mobipocket for MobiPocket Christian eBook collections.

There are a few exceptions, which will be mentioned in the description. Most of the software in this list uses proprietary eBook formats that are unique to the software. Mobile products include PDAs, Smartphones, Web Tablets, and other devices. They no longer offer this product, but it can occasionally be found on ebay. Godspeed computing made a special e-book reader called Godspeed eBible, using a Hiebook reader with Bibles and commentary preloaded. When eBook reading hardware appeared, there was an interest in making Bible software for them. (Bibles and study tools were too big to fit on a single floppy disk or even several floppy disks.) As CD-ROM devices made their way onto home computers by the second half of the eighties and early nineties software programmers started making programs to do Bible study.

QUICKVERSE BIBLE SUITE 2008 PORTABLE

By 1989 Franklin was making portable devices that could be used to read and study the Bible. They actually typed the whole book into a computer from a paper copy.

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Some of these publishers have thousands of books available.Īn electronic copy of the Bible was the first full book available from Project Gutenberg in the seventies. Some are just intended to be read by themselves and the portable versions and desktop versions of these programs can be used to simply read the books and have general eBook reading features. The use of commentaries has already been mentioned but there are plenty of other types of books also available from the publishers. Generally speaking most Bible Study software can also be used to read other books. This need has caused a proliferation of Bible software in a wide variety of formats. A computer can make this easy by linking the two locations together to automatically track the verses in the study. In addition the ability to study the Bible typically needs the ability to also read commentary text with a connection to a separate copy of the Bible with the version chosen by the user. However, the Bible has special location features using chapter and verse and these are not always easy to use in standard eBook readers. You can certainly read a Bible like any other book and copies are available in most eBook formats. The first question you might ask is: "Why is special software needed to read the Bible?" The answer is that it is not required.