The Bible in your Android - all versions and all translations - Android developer challenge 2

all versions and all languages in one app !!!!

The YouVersion.com Android application allows you to easily search for, bookmark and access any passage in the Bible! Choose one of many translations including NIV, ESV, KJV, NLT, GW, NKJV, AMP, NASB, CEV, NET, WEB, NCV, TNIV, HCSB, MSG, BG1940, CSBKR, ELB, DELUT, ASV, LBLA, LSG, CUVS, CUV, SV1750, NORSK, KORVB, JA1955

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[AndroidHD]

go to the market

[frenchanitya]

Hallelujah ,Android do it !!!! LOL

[CosmicCowhand]

Cool. That's confirmed it, I've gotta get an Android!

[th4529]

<3 Android <3

[Gipshaw]

@CosmicCowhand

Yeah, I'm planning on buying android myself. Mysword looks like it may be just as good as Pocketsword.

[CosmicCowhand]

@erzhs Wrong, the Bibles work offline once you've downloaded them to your phone. On Android 2.2 and higher you can move it to SD as well. Excellent app and now with streaming audio (which you DO have to be online for) that can read the Bible to you in a human voice.

[CosmicCowhand]

@Gipshaw Too late I got an Android, way cooler and with better specs and more freedom for less money. :D I have to say that YouVersion is an excellent Bible app. Cadre Bible is good too. YouVersion is also on the iPhone and Blackberry

[Gipshaw]

@CosmicCowhand

iPhone has bible apps too, Pocketsword is a really good one my parents use.

[erzhs]

too bad you can only using it online...

[RomanVasylenko]

@allandroid

amen

[lonejafa]

Can you add notes and highlight bits as you would in your real Bible?

[eitanb3]

any chance you can add the old and new testament in Hebrew for the Israelis??

I would love to help in any way possible!