Re: safer topic: iPad

Ah, yes: although it is not as flexible as using my physical Bible, I do use the Orthodox Study Bible on Kindle during my homilies. Between Kindle and the Apple Books app, I will read on the iPad before I buy a physical book any more.
I do have an iPhone, but it's difficult for me to read my e-mail, etc., any more.
Bruce, I do look forward to Versewise on the iPad. Like I say, to flip between passages in the Bible on Kindle is not as easy as my OSD, but the "physical" Bible cost me $70 and gets messed up carrying between parishes. Plus, due to how thin the paper is, I don't like to underline or highlight passages unless there is a real need.

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On Nov 9, 2010, at 2:54 PM, Bruce Geerdes <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Tue, Nov 9, 2010 at 12:23 PM, Karl <[email protected]> wrote:
>> And I sat and wondered…”what the heck would I use it for?’
> 
> Personally, I find the combo of my iPhone and notebook more useful. I
> always have the phone with me and it is good enough for Twitter, light
> email, etc. And I can get "real" work done on my notebook.
> 
> The iPad is definitely better for books and videos and the like. (And,
> of course, web surfing.) I haven't really gotten the hang of typing on
> it -- I find typing on the iPhone easier.
> 
> I'm developing a couple study Bibles and they will definitely be nicer
> with more real estate.
> 
> My neighbor the artist *loves* the iPad.
> 
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