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Personally, a major influence on my buying an iPad was to read the books in my LOGOS library. I don't know that it can do the searches, and I wish you were able to highlight and take notes, which I'm hoping will come with future innovations.
It does Bible Word Studies.
For reading books offline, when you are connected select the book from your library, tap the arrow on the right and a synopsis of the book appears. there is a switch that you can choose to make it available offline. I know I'm getting a tremendous amount of reading done while away from my computer and my office. I love it!
No, search is done entirely on the server.
Reason #4938282 not to get an iPad.
The HP Atom-based tablet PC seems to be the answer the iPad cannot supply. It comes out in May.
I DO like Apple products! But the iPad after its hype is mediocre and to me appears to be little better than an iPhone with Logos.
That seems like a bit of an overstatement. And considering that the OP actually purchased the iPad and now is looking to see how to use Logos on it, perhaps this is not the appropriate time for your response. I reminded of a verse having to do with speaking truth in love.
Wesley, all of the processing is done by a server so it requires an internet connection. This is a great thing - when we have internet - since it greatly speeds up the searches, so that it takes seconds instead of minutes on underpowered tablets. But it means that without internet the iPad is mostly an ebook reader.
Even the HP tablet won't be able to search off line. Nice plug but maybe you should have read the question.
If the tablet has the full version of Logos 4 (like my current Netbook) what would prevent an offline search?
Better to be a slightly upgraded IPhone then a slightly downgraded PC.