Tag: Technology

  • Zotero 2.1 Is Live

    Zotero 2.1 is now available with a number of enhancements over the previous stable version. You may download the latest version from the Zotero homepage.

  • Kindle Gets Real Page Numbers

    In the preview release of the latest Kindle software update (3.1), Amazon is beginning to allow Kindle edition readers to access the same page numbers that their print edition-reading counterparts can see: Our customers have told us they want real page numbers that match the page numbers in print books so they can easily reference…

  • Zotero Standalone Alpha

    In the fairly short time since the initial notice, the alpha version of a browser-independent Zotero has now become available. A fully stable release is likely some time away yet, but the noticeable and rapid progress on the initiative is encouraging.

  • Qumran Biblical Scrolls Database to Ship Soon

    What wonderful news just came through from Logos: We are about to begin processing Pre-Pub orders for Qumran Biblical Dead Sea Scrolls Database. For a description of the resource, see here. Oh, happy day. 🙂

  • Twelve Free NookBook Classics from Barnes and Noble

    As an incentive to download and install NookStudy, Barnes and Noble is offering registered users the opportunity to download up to twelve NookBook classics for free. Among these texts are Dante’s Inferno and Plato’s Republic.

  • Now on Logos Pre-pub: Eerdmans Biblical Resources Series

    Through its pre-publication program, Logos Bible Software is now offering the fourteen-volume Eerdmans Biblical Resources Series. Series titles include: Adele Berlin, The Dynamics of Biblical Parallelism Richard Burridge, What Are the Gospels John Collins, The Apocalyptic Imagination John Collins, Between Athens and Jerusalem Frank Moore Cross, Studies in Ancient Yahwistic Poetry Joseph Fitzmyer, To Advance…