Missing Books on Android Tablet

JCUser: "JC"
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Updated by Jason Stone (Logos)

I am looking for a specific book on my Samsung Galaxy Tablet that I have on my PC through Logos 4 but it doesn't show up on the tablet. Any ideas

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    Jonathan PittsUser: "Jonathan Pitts"
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    Due to publishers' restrictions, not all resources are available on mobile devices.

    Take a look at the resource's page at logos.com. Under the book cover image is a row of icons marked "works on". Only if there is an iPhone icon will it work in your Android app.

    Most books are available, but there are frustrating omissions.

    JCUser: "JC"
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    That's it, thanks for the help. Hopefully, there's a chance that might get corrected in the future. God Bless

    Angelia UlrichUser: "Angelia Ulrich"
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    I am not responding about your books but wanted to ask you how the Samsung Galaxy Tablet
    worked for Logos. I'm considering it bc I don't want to lug around a
    computer. Net book would be great, but the technology is going out the
    window. Thanks for your help.

    Dave HootonUser: "Dave Hooton"
    Dave Hooton

    I don't want to lug around a
    computer. Net book would be great, but the technology is going out the
    window. Thanks for your help.

    I'm glad you found this forum, Angelia, I had considered a more expansive reply to your original post so I'll present it here:

    • Logos for Android is nowhere near as functional as Logos 4 Windows (or Mac) - see http://community.logos.com/forums/t/34373.aspx
    • It isn't the way to go unless you have Logos 4 on another computer.
    • The emerging Ultrabook form factor will give you the advantages of Logos in a Windows OS without the weight/size of a typical laptop and much faster than a Netbook. The best ones have a small SSD (128 GB) but they are very fast compared to a conventional hard disk drive. Best to wait a few months for the market/prices to settle, but they are the way to go for portability with a conventional OS and Logos 4.

     

    Dave
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    Windows 11 & Android 13

    JCUser: "JC"
    JC
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    I am not familiar with the Ultrabook but after taking a look at it, it's pretty cool. But I really do love my Samsung Galaxy Tab. I have the 7" so it's easy to carry and very fast. Logos on Android is not as functional as Logos 4 is in Windows PC but if your away from your computer most of the time your not looking to dig in like you might a home anyway. At least that's what I find. And not every resource is available on Android but most are. I teach a Sunday morning Bible study where I have to answer some deeper question to the people in the group and I can always find what I'm looking for when I need it. Si it works great for me. I might be interested in an Ultrabook in the future but for now the Tablet works great. 

    Hop this helps. Oh, by the way, I used to have Zondervan Pradis for some years and switched over to Logos and I love it. 

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