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[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Masterface7:
It wouldn't be as full featured as the apps but for the sake of more options you could get it from the nook shop. There are free and paid versions in the BN ebook store.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RavenII:
Youversion has been great for me...I haven't really tried anything else...I did get to download the NIV when they had it. Although there are 2 NIV's available for download...

I might give Cadre a try...thanks for the tip.

Youversion comes in handy when you want to search something on the fly for bible study...
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] jmwils3:
I use the niv Bible app from tecarta, its not overly expensive and it will download the entire text to your memory card, so you don't need wifi or cell signal to read.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] thoth_19:
Youversion is where its at. On my Evo/Nook. download your favorite translation right after downloading app. The dark theme is what wins it for me and the great search ability!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] huskerpat:
youbible for me. the new living translation is my daily reader, but I got in on the free NIV download that I use at church.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Kem-El:
YouVersion is great! Glad they finally have offered the NASB for download.

(Actually downloaded all translations and sometimes flip back-n-forth between them just to compare wording.)

I've also stoppped carrying my "analog" bible ;), and now just carry my nookColor.

I use ColorNote for taking notes and YouVersion's verse highlighting and "copy selected" verses feature is great for pasting into my notes.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mendez91:
I personally use one that is in the Nookbook store. There are some for free but are somewhat troublesome to read. I found one that comes with "Lend Me" and is the NIV for free.

I'll check out YouVersion out to see if it could become a replacement.

Thanks!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] speedy1979:
Another vote for Youversion. The latest version has a read aloud feature for some of the downloadable bibles such as the NASB and KJV.

It looks great on my NC.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] freakshow10:
I use one called reveal. Once you download the app you go to the menu and select ebook download. You then click on scriptures and scroll through the options. It actually breaks the books into Old Testament and New Testament.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Tre Lawrence:
I have been using YouVersion for years now. I highly recommend it as well...
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] davidfig:
I just got a Nook and put phiremod v6.1 on it. But from my experience with YouVerison on my iphone. I think that's where I'm going to start.

Its not just the software, but how easy it is to get around, search and make use of versions.

I'll still look around, but this will be my starting point.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] klaiii:
Yet another vote for youversion... It's the easiest and cleanest Bible app I've found so far. Highly recommended...
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] sireyu:
Study the Bible on your Android mobile device (cellphone or tablet)

google : mysword bible for android

The following are the exciting features of MySword for Android:

* Multiple offline Bibles, Commentaries and Dictionaries

* Bible version verse comparison

* Highlighting

* Bookmarks

* Type your personal notes and insights

* Search (concordance) for Bible, Commentaries and Personal notes

* Strongs number support linked to dictionary for easy access

* New in version 1.1:

o Full screen mode support for more viewable text

o Support for Morphological codes and link to the Dictionary view

The following are the other features of MySword for Android:

* The editor for Personal notes uses a simple wiki syntax for easy formating of your notes

* Copying of current verse, all text and custom selection of text in all views (Bible, Commentary, Dictionary and Personal notes) including the Search results which is very useful for Personal notes editing

* Resizeable text (custom text size for easy viewing)

o Allow fine adjustment of text size

* Page history navigation (back and forward)

* Verse link in Commentaries and Dictionaries to the Bible view.

o Links between documents, e.g. Commentary reference to Bible passage

* Download of modules (Bibles, Commentaries, and Dictionaries)

* Backup and restore of settings, highlights, bookmarks and Personal notes
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] botossi:
+1 !!! Youbible is really good! many languages available!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] seth.i.simmons:
Add another vote for youversion, GREAT Bible app, and has all my favorite translations for download. Plus the new audio Bible feature when your on wifi is pretty sweet, and in app notes. I get a lot of funny looks from the older people at church, since I always use it there as my Bible :P
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] holgalee:
Can any of you install BibleIs (Faith Comes by Hearing)? I installed it but it refuses to open. I'm running CM7 via phiremod v6.2.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] itman2000my:
RavenII,

U said u downloaded the NIV version of the bible for YouVersion. Is the NIV bible for iPhone or for Android.

If it's for Android, can u upload the NIV .sqlite3 file and post the link to me?

TIA
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] electrikjesus:
I use acrobible. Not much on show, but it gets the JOB done.

:)

Sent from my NookColor
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] sisterchick:
I was using AcroBible, but switched to Olive Tree. I find it easier to navigate and to jump to other books and passages quickly. It downloads locally.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mendez91:
I used Olive Tree when i had my iphone and like you said its pretty awesome.

but once i found about YouVersion i instantly fell in love with it. The option to play the audio of the entire bible (in some versions) both english and spanish (i go to spanish church) and it becomes very handy when i like to compare/write notes between languages, also the option to share a passage i.e twitter, facebook, email, etc. and weekly devotionals with the daily verse as widgets, makes it the perfect bible app.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] g.janosh:
Hi all!

I have a problem with youversion Bible app, I cannot download the offline Bible translations.. Can someone upload me the files to a filesharing site?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] les02jen17:
+1 for the YouVersion app. It even has a Tagalog version of the bible for Filipinos! :)
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mohcho:
I do exactly the same thing! YouVersion Bible App, ColorNote for taking notes.

I'm using Swype on my NC and it's so much faster than trying to type notes.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] g.janosh:
Hi bro!

Can you upload for me the downloaded Bible files? Because I cannot download them via wifi.. And I ought to use the offline Bible translations. Many thanks!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] SophT:
I use both YouVersion and another called Cross Connect which is pretty good too.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] itman2000my:
Anyone can upload their android youversion NIV.sqlite3 bible file??

TIA
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] IamSonoma:
Bible.is works well for me. The theatrical reading audio is great. Different voices and sound effects in the background.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Maverick777:
+1 for OliveTree BibleReader

I was using YouVersion for quite some time before I switched.

There's a clear advantage to BibleReader if you intend to use it for Bible study. Nothing comes close. (Except Logos when it comes out of beta and is as full featured as the iOS version). It has split screen reading so you can compare translations or view study notes or commentaries.

The only con is everything costs money. However, IMO it's worth it. I now have access to my study bibles, commentaries, dictionaries, etc anywhere I go.

Taking notes does not require a data connection like YouVersion does and it can be backed up and sync'd to the cloud.

The syncing feature includes bookmarks, highlighting, notes, etc. so you retain your information no matter what device you're using.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RogueWing:
jw.org has the New World Translation in the epub format for free.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] agapecs:
Youversion and MySword which has a lot of additional content.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] SeaFractor:
+1. While it's true that it's designed to sell different editions of the Bible (NKJV, NIV, etc...) those are in your online Olive Tree account. If you wipe your Nook, go to a different platform (iOS for example) or even go back to Stock NC, you'll have them ready to reload at no additional cost.

BN Appstore has the Olive Tree software as well, so if you are bouncing in and out, you can have your purchased bibles readily available.

Your notes, highlights, etc can be backed up to the "cloud" so those won't be lost either.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] kichikun:
I've been using the LDS Gospel Library, since it downloads both Old and New testaments to the device and has cross-referencing links between relevant passages.

Probably not quite what you're looking for, but it does offer marks, in-app notes and bookmarks.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Hemidroids:
I know its an old thread but......I recently received an E-mail from the developers at GloBible

If you haven't had a chance to see this bible app you will be amazed.

http://www.globible.com/
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] RETIEF:
I agree

I have used both of these. I like YouVersion best, but Olive Tree is quite good as well.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mopsuestia:
This thread is pretty old but still seems to be generating some conversation. So I'll bite.

I keep YouVersion and OliveTree on my Android devices, but OliveTree is what I use day to day. Being able to have any version offline, study notes from many study Bibles and commentaries and lots of original language resources makes it head and shoulders above anything else I have tried. Online syncing of library, personal notes, and highlights means I have transferred all my data from Palm to Blackberry to Android with no problems. (There is also an iOS version.) They also have a PC and Mac version which syncs everything to all other devices, and in all platforms they have some form of slit window support that allows you to view two (or more, on some platforms) Bible versions or a Bible and a commentary/notes/maps/ etc. Notes and highlights are linked to Bible verses rather than particular texts, so if I make a note in one version (say an original language text) I can see that note for that verse in another (say, a translation or commentary). The downside, is that you have to pay for most resources, but they are reasonably priced and transfer from device to device. I purchased the NRSV years ago for my Palm III, and have transferred it to every device I have had since then for free.

The main reason I use YouVersion is for the audio Bibles. I often use that function in the car. But it doesn't have my preferred version (NRSV) and you cannot download the NIV (my second favorite translation) locally. It also has some note syncing with YouVersion online, and some other products (like GloBible).

I like GloBible on PC, Mac, and iOS. They have been promising an Android version forever. I'll believe it when I see it. It's more of a media-rich Bible encyclopedia rather than a straight Bible app.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] nrvenancio:
MySword Premium ?

i am searching for the premium version of MySword Bible to android.

Does anyone has the full version? Please share it !
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] jutphaas:
I have been using Quick Bible, you can download bibles several languages, and it can import pdb bibles too, if you have any (I have some in dutch language).

Play store linkQuick Bible free no adds

While youversion has many options. quick bible is really fast, nu internet connection needed when it is all installed.

MySword Bible also is a good one

Play store link:MySword Bible
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] rhazahrd:
plenty of locations to find the premium apk...just google
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Pilot5865:
I just developed one that has the entire NIV version saved locally - no data/wifi needed. It's the initial release, so I'm working on improvements and more translations. This forum won't allow urls, but if you go in the android market and search "blumerica bible" it should be the only app that isn't an ad.
[Galaxy Tab General] nishbul:
All - Due to the lack of developers in the SGT area, as well as a severe shortage of ROMS/Kernels for SGT, I decided to start this thread as a dumping point for all things Sprint based on the frustration of finding something worthwhile without going through hundreds of threads.

So if you find some information like Howto's, Guides, Whats working and whats not, How you did it etc scoured from all the different sites and threads which is sprint related please dump them here so people like me get less frustrated.

For starters here are a couple of threads which work for Sprint Tabs

Galaxy Tab Master Tweak Thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957855

Noob Rooting Guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=812367

I will try and keep this updated with info as I go along, Other sprint users please chip in

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] nsmal24:
CWM+Voodoo

ClockworkMod Recovery (Voodoo) - READ ENTIRE POST BEFORE ATTEMPTING

Follow the instructions here EXACTLY (SGS Kernel Flasher App not necessary):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009201

However, there are some caveats. One, those instructions flash a Verizon kernel which is fine, but it breaks a few things including the camera, which is unacceptable to some (most?). Two, if you read the instructions, you have to wipe data/cache. Have a fresh Titanium Backup (system+app) done before you start the process. It will save you a lot of set up time. After you have completed those instructions, you will need to flash an EXT4 compatible Sprint kernel to regain your FULL functionality. I am using Bauxite's kernel, here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=921357

Follow his instructions in that thread to flash it correctly. I believe you MUST BE EXT4 (Voodoo) before you flash his kernel so do this in order. Some of the sensors will not work correctly after flashing the kernel so look at post #201 here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=921357&page=21

to fix the sensor issues. Use root explorer or similar to replace the affected file then reboot. The kernel runs at 1.4Ghz by default, but it has not been overvolted (to my knowledge) so the impact to battery life has been minimal.

My Tab has evolved into something awesome since having made these changes. As always, I am not responsible in any way if you mess up your Tab, but thank goodness for factory recovery images if you do.
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
facepalm.

10char
[Venue Pro General] roytellect:
Hi all,

As someone already said, there will be a firmare fix after NoDo. Let's maintain this thread and put any news or update you got. So it will be much easier to keep track on it.

Regards,
[Venue Pro General] Joelh1:
It was my understanding there is a firmware fix scheduled for mid April.

Not sure what is included other than a camera fix.
[Venue Pro General] roytellect:
Oh, no. I thought it includes fix for freezing issue. That is a big problem and cause bunch of replacement. Can't find a reason Dell not fix it timely.
[Venue Pro General] NeverSummer07:
I hope they also fix the audio hissing.
[Venue Pro General] xthing:
Where is that information from?
[Venue Pro General] eschaton:
I was told today by a Dell Mobility Support Agent that April 18th is when "something" is being released. Not sure if that's when NoDo will finally be pushed out to all DVP users or if this is the firmware update.
[Venue Pro General] notebookgrail:
Hey Joelh1, U have Nodo Pre-installed on your phone right? I sent you a PM.
[Venue Pro General] counterfeit1204:
what do you mean by audio hissing? stereo speaker at the bottom or headset speaker? Because I had experienced some call quality issue

(im on t-mobile usa)
[Venue Pro General] quantumforce1:
I too had the audio hiss ... but upon removing the battery I found the issue.

There was a small snake (not sure what kind) -- removed it and let it go into

the wild. The DVP is great now. No more hiss.

Just wanted to pass this along so maybe it could help other.

Btw, not really sure if it was poisonous, but, as always, be safe when removing snakes or bugs from v1 devices.

Later -- @quantumforce1
[Venue Pro General] pjfan75:
I'm assuming they are referring to the audible hiss/noise when using headphones. It's more noticeable if you use in-ear headphones, particularly during quiet parts of songs (eg in between tracks)
[Venue Pro General] NeverSummer07:
Is similar to a cassette, very noticeable at quiet passages with a headphone set. The issue is the hissing continue after the audio is paused/stopped for 3-4 seconds.
[Venue Pro General] hipzilla:
I've got 2250.1800.7355.206 on my phone. It shows 480.77MB RAM and hasn't crashed while downloading/being connected to WiFi.

The camera is still terrible though lol.
[Venue Pro General] frazell:
Obtained as new purchase or replacement?
[Venue Pro General] tbvnz:
April 18th release

I spoke to a Dell Mobility supervisor on April 7th and was told a firmware update regarding freezing would be released April 18th.
[Venue Pro General] domineus:
why am I not so convinced =/

let's be real. It's dell and as you can all see we've been screwed by them
[Venue Pro General] hipzilla:
Replacement, build date 1/29/11.

The rep I spoke to on the phone also said April 18th as the official release date for the firmware.
[Venue Pro General] frazell:
Thanks. I have to order a replacement tomorrow so hopefully I'm lucky enough to get the new firmware baked in.
[Venue Pro General] pjfan75:
Anyone know if firmware updates are subject to carrier testing? Just wondering if the rumored 4/18 is the date it goes to T-Mobile (in US) or to customers.
[Venue Pro General] raremage:
Regarding a camera fix, does it address the piss poor photo quality / focus issues? The camera hardware certainly doesn't seem to limit the photo quality to what you get an awfully lot of the time when taking pics with the DVP.
[Venue Pro General] marcox92:
after update

version firmware: 2250 1800 7355 310

System 7.07390.0
[Venue Pro General] Kenji117:
When is it supposed to release this week, the next, maybe this year, or with dell maybe never?
[Venue Pro General] notebookgrail:
Beyond that. Its not official yet. Wait for one of us to post the details.
[Venue Pro General] nutnithin:
any time frame on release??
[Venue Pro General] mechmouni:
Come on buddy "unofficial info" is the reason we login XDA... spill it..please ...an approximate time frame would do :D
[Venue Pro General] domineus:
we can't

there will be a story outlining the changes but there is no eta
[Venue Pro General] bbhead91:
This sounds like the same line from HP about WebOS updates/hardware.
[Venue Pro General] domineus:
it's not the same...
[Venue Pro General] Joelh1:
Does it taste like a mango?
[Venue Pro General] venelar:
Ha! We should be so lucky.
[Venue Pro General] notebookgrail:
:D..If it was i wont be holding the info like this.

By end of this week, more details will be shared.

Folks, Don't expect any big change (even though the freeze fix is:rolleyes:). We will see the new update implemented in new production devices earlier than the MS update-similar to how NoDo happened.
[Venue Pro General] missionsparta:
will it outline what they are going to do to male good on the fact that they have screwed us and then jerked us around for SEVEN God Damn months now? They can take their update and shove it. Dell is dead in the mobile community to almost everyone after they stole their customers hard earned money.
[Venue Pro General] domineus:
...can try...

but i assure you the device is running fantastically! I can say that much so far
[Venue Pro General] missionsparta:
No offense but your test device running great doesn't erase what we have been going through for the past 7 months.

Almost have of this devices product life is over. So anything short of you refunding us half of our purchase price and/or Michael Dell resigning (for being a gutless coward that has mot forced his company to even address this issue), is nothing more than a slap in the face.

For crying outloud, you gave us Bluetooth headsets for delaying our orders for 1 month, only to find out that the Bluetooth is as big a disaster as the WiFi on these things. A kick in the nuts would have been less insulting.

If you aren't catching on, fixing these devices is not going to fix the damage Dell has done to its name in the mobility sector. It better pull something big out of its ass if it wants to change our minds ... And we aren't talking about some new product you want to try to sucker us into buying.
[Venue Pro General] mechmouni:
Hmmm there are a hundred phones in which cams suck... But this probably is the only one phone with a WiFi issue like this ...

Happy that the WiFi bug is going ... Not very worried about the rest...
[Venue Pro General] domineus:
1. I've been right there with you on this device. I'm not Dell. I'm just a guy that writes some tech news from time to time when I don't have clients to see.

2. the product life isn't over seeing mango is pushed out on the devices. There's still at least 6 months of a shelf life due to mango - hopefully not any new issues.

3. B/t? oo need to test that thanks for the reminder! Have not tested it

4. Let's be real. The dell name is pretty much tantamount to not so good right now in the consumer space. I'll be frank and I've been on the receiving end of it. However, Dell could tie their hands up and just say forget it and they're not.

They are actually working on a solution to benefit everyone. There is still testing, and bugs to work out unfortunately but that's just how it is. I wish the update came out tomorrow for everyone so you can see what me and a few other users are talking about but that would be far too premature.

yes the wifi is fixed, but what about everything else? I can say right now that while there are new camera settings, there is no antishake feature (like on the samsung focus devices) that will be added to the dvp due to h/w limitation. But give Dell a chance.

I'm not asking anyone to forget what Dell has done. But, as my article mentioned previously, microsoft did sorta step in and are assisting in the process.

Overall, no more overheating, wifi fixed, stronger cellular signal, actual 3g -> H (yes H) with better battery life are some pretty good things. read/write speeds seem to be improved as well. More info released tomorrow
[Venue Pro General] venelar:
Just wanted to say thanks for the info. Looking forward to more tomorrow.

As far as camera, I would think its possible to fix but adjusting the speed. I know when you change the mode to sport (taking the picture faster) it comes out a lot better. One would think that if they changed the speed for the default/auto setting it would help.
[Venue Pro General] notebookgrail:
One more - no more signal drops when switching from G->Edge->3g/H. Seamless handoff with the new FW.