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What Happened to the Logos Mobile App in Version 53?
Logos Mobile Version 53 introduces a significant user interface update with new navigation tabs on smartphones and tablets. Key tabs include Today, Ask, Read, Study, and More, enhancing accessibility to tools and features. Updates to Reading Plans and study tools streamline user experiences, while Version 54 will offer a Simple Mode for beginners.
4 Updates to Logos Version 51
Logos updated their Bible software across platforms with exciting new Study Assistant features and Reading Plans changes to make your study and reading more powerful. We’ll show you how to use them and what’s new. Also learn how to get great discounts.
3 Awesome Logos Version 50 Updates to Reading Plans and More
Logos updated their software to version 50 and improved three features to make the program even better. What are the three improvements they made in this version. We’ll demonstrate and explain how to use them.
6 New Logos Improvements in Study Assistant AI Tool
Logos recently updated Logos Bible Software with some exciting new AI-Powered changes that mainly affect one part of the program. Find out what the 6 changes are and how you can make use of them in your Bible study. Will the work on Desktop, Web, and Mobile. We’ll let you know.
Clicking and Dragging in Logos – a Logos Quick Tip
Dragging and dropping windows and books in Logos will save you time. So we’ll show you how clicking and dragging in Logos works.
Discover the Bible Text’s Big Idea: Step 4 in Creative Digital Sermon Prep
In step four of our creative digital sermon prep, we see how to move from our study of the text to naming the Big Idea or main idea of the sermon.
Top 6 Reasons to Use the Logos Bible Dashboard
The Logos Bible Study Dashboard is a useful tool that users often overlook. It provides essential features like Smart Search, shortcuts for personal and group studies, sermon preparation, and access to help resources. Users are encouraged to customize their dashboard settings and regularly explore its capabilities for enhanced Bible study experiences.
Making Textual Observations: Step 2 in Creative Digital Sermon Prep
In step two of our Creative Digital Sermon Prep we focus on making observation of our Biblical text using things like notes in Logos Bible Software, a word processor, a tablet with inking capabilities or some other tool.
Unlocking the Logos Draw On Screen Feature on iPad and iPhone
If you’re wondering how to use the Apple Pencil on the Logos Mobile app for iPad, the Draw On Screen feature lets you doodle and annotate. It’s exclusive to iOS and requires a subscription. It works on iPhone but without Apple Pencil support. You can save your work or discard it easily. Just set up your view and tap the right buttons to get started!