I have just uploaded a brand new review of Logos’ Scholar’s Library: Gold. Take a deep breath and plunge into it if you want to discover some of the goodies it contains. Remember that you can get a nicely formatted version for printing if you follow the Printable version link at the top.
I have updated the review of the Stuttgart Electronic Study Bible. I have been very pleased with the new additions (e.g., UBS4 and critical apparatus!) and enhanced functionality of version 2.0. It is exciting to see that gradually all of the main scholarly works are becoming available in electronic format.
You can now find a new review of Logos’ Biblioteca Académica Bilingüe. This top-of-the-line bilingual edition includes, for the first time ever, Spanish reverse interlinears for the Old and New Testament (also available in the Spanish-only Biblioteca Pastoral). It is based on version 3.0c, and comes with lots of goodies for Spanish-speaking users (supplemented with standard English reference works). It surely fills a much needed gap in Spanish biblical studies.
This particular review is written in Spanish, and it is quite thorough, but two or three new English reviews should be ready soon.
Another Spanish review has been uploaded. It is now the turn for Biblioteca Electrónica Caribe - Edición Profesional.
More reviews are underway. So stay tuned!
I have posted a review of The Pictorial Library of Bible Lands. Please take a look. I hope you enjoy reading about it as much as I have enjoyed using it!
You may notice that the overall rating is rather low, despite the fact that I think very highly of Todd Bolen’s pictures. The reason is that the rating is automatically calculated and based on the features present in most Bible software products. Since this is not a Bible program as such, and there are a few N/A (not applicable) categories, the average rating achieved is a bit poor. But don’t let you this fool you. I am very impressed with PLBL and I can warmly recommend it!
I have added a new review of iLumina Gold in Spanish.
It is good to see that some Bible software tools are being made available in Spanish, although there is still a lot that could must be done to meet the needs of the growing Spanish-speaking market.
David E.C. Ford has posted a Spanish review of BibleWorks 7 to the Recursos Teológicos website. There is also an English edition of the review here.
David E. C. Ford ha escrito una reseña crítica de BibleWorks 7 en la página Recursos Teológicos. Por si no lo conocen, la lectura de su blog, titulado Mi Convivencia Teológica, resulta muy recomendable.
Dan Phillips has posted a brief and popular review of BibleWorks 7 here and here.
A new review is available. I have also updated the links in the Companies, Retailers and User Groups sections.