New iOS 11 and New iPads

Can we also get some kind of Apple Pencil integration as well besides the highlighting feature?

From past comments by FL, not specifically about this issue but about apps for specific operating systems, they have said the user base is not large enough for the development effort to be worthwhile i.e. they are not going to make enough money to cover costs. I can see them extending that sort of response to an iOS app that takes advantage of iPad Pro hardware specifically, particularly since mobile apps are 'free'. But that's just my take on the silence rather than FL's position.

I also think they are putting a lot of effort into the web app and part of that project is a new annotations platform that will eventually be ported over to the desktop and mobile apps so I'm not expecting too much in the way of major innovation for the mobile apps over the next half year - but once again just my reading of situation which could be wrong. In fact I'd be happy to be wrong and hope we do see some significant updates in mobile app over next half year.

I'm sort of assuming that continued work on the web app will help the development of the mobile app. I'm sort of hoping that they eventually replace the mobile app with a version of the web-app that's optimised for touch screen and includes offline support for documents and books (as currently possible on the mobile app).

If i had of continued my ramblings to the next level I would have said something similar James. Most definitely for Chromebooks, Android tablets, iPads, 2in1 type devices etc i can see FL pointing users towards using the web app for advanced functionality. i don't know enough about the technology whether the web app will play nicely on smaller devices like phones. From a cost point of view it would make sense though for them to want to be able to eliminate the need to have to develop separate iOS and Android reader apps in addition to a desktop app for two operating systems and the web app. Add into the mix different branded apps for each of those platforms - Logos, Verbum, Noet and Vyrso and you can see why reducing those options down in the long term would make sense - if customers can accept  not having as many choices.

So as I understand it, the main question still remains.

for those of us interested in testing out iOS 11 beta, does anyone know if the logos app is compatible?

Downloaded and tested on an iPad Air 2.  First app launch scared me a bit but then it launched and seemed to work fine.  

It does seem to  freeze and crash each time I open the split screen function.  Not sure if it was an app issue, beta issue or possibly not enough resources on the older hardware to function.

It is to be expected in a beta test though.

You should always view it as incompatible, and unsupported by FL. Even if it works today, it might not tomorrow when Apple ships a new build. 

But for the less pessimistic vantage point, it works very well for me on iOS 11 on both iPad and iPhone, at the moment. [;)] It's always gotten better for me with each new public beta build, not worse. Never had an issue on any public betas with Bible app. 

Note, however, that the Proclaim remote is useless on iOS 11 at the moment...which makes Alabama somewhat of a realist and less of a pessimist. lol. [Y]