Waiting for my Nestle-Aland on my Android

Well, I picked up my first Android phone yesterday, the HTC Android running EVO on Sprint.  Just wanted Logos to know the details.

Last night, I took my leather Bible and my phone to church.  During the singing, I thought "I need to get Olive Tree" so I started the download and within a song I had the KJV.  When Preacher said, "Esther 4.16" I was there immediately and that was the first time the EVO really showed it's screen off to me - it was beautiful and the fonts were just immersive.  I liked it so much I never cracked my leather Bible.  Afterwards, I went to my pastor, whom is a very traditional, old fashioned preacher that still wears a suit (gasp), and I showed the phone's massive screen with the KJV and he liked it so much he started showing people around us, including his wife.  He noted "How beautiful the typeface is..."

I'll probably buy the ESV and that'll probably be about it.  They want $79 for the Nestle-Aland w/ morph/ USB dictionary and then another $79 for the BHS w/ morph and dictionary.  GULP. 

They look like they (OT) are going for the same emphasis on the mobile that Logos is going for on the desktop and iPhone.  They want to get you to build a library, and they have some fantastic titles, however, they also are expensive AND your stuck on the phone with no integration to the desktop.  I see this as a serious disadvantage to the user, especially the Logos user.  I'm not going to invest way too much in a third platform (the second being print).  

I don't know what your waiting for, as far as Android goes.  3.x?  I also know you probably haven't (can't find it if you have) answered why your waiting, and you probably never will answer the question until you make an announcement that something is coming (if it ever does).  

The market share is amazingly growing, it's time for Android and Logos.