Compared with the Sword Project app on iOS (PocketSword)  I was very pleased to discover that this ""And Bible"" app also supports: * multiple synchronized windows * verse comparisons for multiple translations * off-line text-to-speech audio. Some enhancements found in the iOS PocketSword app that I would also like to see here: 1. Display commentary for an entire chapter (just like an entire Bible chapter is displayed)  and not just commentary for one verse. 2. Immediately display the footnote info when I tap on the highlighted footnote letter (just like a Strong's number definition is immediately displayed) instead of requiring me to first select the verse and then choose from the context menu ""Footnotes and references"". 3. Show results from my previous 'find' so that I can easily visit each search result and not have to repeat the search. 4. Add the ability to download new modules from user-defined locations. I already have many text & commentary modules shared from a non-public server  and it was awkward to have to manually copy them onto the Android device. But even without these requested enhancements  I'm happy to have a Sword Project compatible app on Android!
April 01 2017