Accordance Bible Software 25-Day Switch: Observations
Conclusions about my 25-day switch from Logos Bible Software to Accordance Bible Software are here.
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Apple-Pages Presenter Mode for Preaching is Awesome
Apple Pages Presenter Mode works great for teaching and preaching. Here’s how to set it up.
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Accordance Bible Software 25 Day Switch Part Two – Accordance Mobile
While switching to Accordance Bible Software for the next 25 days, I will use Accordance Mobile alone as my iPad Bible study app. How does it handle sermon prep?
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Best Screen Mirroring Software for Each Platform
What’s the best screen mirroring option for Apple, Android and even a few other platforms? We’ll look at the options and how to do it.
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Selvy PenScript iOS Keyboard Recognizes Handwrting
Remember the days of the Palm, when you could pull out a stylus and enter text by using a strange handwriting that would let you “type” with your handwriting. The Selvy PenScript iOS Keyboard feels succeeds the Palm Graffitti input method with a modern handwriting recogniztion that doesn’t force you to learn a new way […]
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Accordance Bible Software 25-Day Switch Part Two – Notes
During my Accordance Bible Software 25-Day Switch I’m trying to use the Accordance User Notes. How does it compare to my old go-to application, Logos?
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Accordance Bible Software 25 Day Switch Part One
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Accordance, I’m trying to switch from Logos to Accordance. My Accordance Bible Software 25 Day Switch begins.
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MobiScribe Notepad: The E-ink Notepad Android Device Review
The MobiScribre Notepad bring a high quality e-ink screen to note taking. How good is the tablet?
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5 Best Kindle Fire Bible Apps
Would you like to find a great Kindle Fire Bible app? We’ve got the five best Kindle Fire Bible apps for you plus one app you should avoid for awhile.
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How to Add an SSD to a Mac Without Opening the Computer
We’ll show you how to add an SSD to a Mac without opening the computer. This uses an external drive to boot and run the OS.
