Do you think that Logos will develop a full featured Win 8 app now?

Just thinking now that Microsoft is giving away Win 8 for smaller tablets, and the impending deluge of new limited memory units that will flood the market over the next months, is Logos going to bring the Win 8 app up to par with the other mobile platforms?

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Unix

Logos is more advanced than the other platforms.

Lynden O. Williams

Just thinking now that Microsoft is giving away Win 8 for smaller tablets

Any word on them giving it away for netbooks/desktops? Had heard some rumours.

Graham Criddle

, is Logos going to bring the Win 8 app up to par with the other mobile platforms?

I haven't seen anything yet which suggests they are planning to do this.

JT (alabama24)

Just thinking now that Microsoft is giving away Win 8 for smaller tablets, and the impending deluge of new limited memory units that will flood the market over the next months, is Logos going to bring the Win 8 app up to par with the other mobile platforms?

Only if people actually BUY them and USE them. Just "flooding the market" isn't enough.

Paul Golder

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/583188#Comment_583188

Only if people actually BUY them and USE them. Just "flooding the market" isn't enough.

That's true. There could be 10 million sold, and only 10% used.

However, wouldn't you want to be the company who has the go-to Bible software on 1 million tablets?

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/583221#Comment_583221

Only if people actually BUY them and USE them. Just "flooding the market" isn't enough.

That's true. There could be 10 million sold, and only 10% used.

However, wouldn't you want to be the company who has the go-to Bible software on 1 million tablets?

It depends: how much does it cost to develop and maintain that platform? I am sure if it makes good economic sense, Bob will do it.

Robert M. Warren

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/583147#Comment_583147

Any word on them giving it away for netbooks/desktops?

The article I read indicates the give-away is to OEMs for new units to enable a lower price, rather than giving it away to consumers for existing machines.