New Mobile Apps Available

We are proud to announce the release of the official Mormon Channel and Gospel Library applications on a variety of devices from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Previously, the Mormon Channel has been available for iPhone and webOS (Palm) devices, and the Gospel Library has been available for the iPhone.These applications have been received with enthusiasm and a hunger for more applications on more devices. In conjunction with community developers, we have been working hard to meet this demand.

Today the following applications are available:

• Gospel Library for Android
• Gospel Library for iPhone and iPod touch (updated version)
• Gospel Library for iPad
• Gospel Library for webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi)
• Mormon Channel for Android
• Mormon Channel for BlackBerry (OS 4.2.1 and higher)
  • Download directly from your BlackBerry
  • Download using BlackBerry Desktop Manager
• Mormon Channel for iPhone and iPod touch (updated version)
• Mormon Channel for iPad
• Mormon Channel for webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi)

NOTE: Search the Palm App Catalog and the Android Marketplace to download the webOS and Android apps.

Mormon Channel

The Mormon Channel application allows you to stream content from the Mormon Channel (radio.lds.org), conference, Church magazines, and scripture.

Gospel Library

The Gospel Library application allows you to study, search, bookmark, annotate, link, and highlight scriptures, general conference talks, and many other gospel materials published by the Church.

Please let us know what you think.

I work at BYU and we've gotten a professor on the webOS version of the Gospel Library, but I can't find the iPad version in the App Store. I have received the update for the iPhone version of the Gospel Library, and it's not a Universal application, so I'm suspecting there's a separate version for the iPad. I was just wondering if anyone has seen it yet or if Apple is taking their time posting it. Thanks!

Downloaded the updated iPhone app (like the new icon) and it won't load. Screen goes black and all I can see is the carrier info, time, battery, etc. at the top of the screen.

So, yeah. It doesn't work at all. Even tried restarting my phone. Nada.

It is a shame that the JavaME version is so far behind the other versions but I was aware the Android version was due out soon and here it is.

Carl Jokl wrote:It is a shame that the JavaME version is so far behind the other versions but I was aware the Android version was due out soon and here it is.

All one has to do to speed it up is to join the project by volunteering.

mkmurray wrote:All one has to do to speed it up is to join the project by volunteering.

A nice comment in general, but Carl is already working on the JavaME version -- I think he's the only one right now. Hopefully others will see this and lend a hand to him.

Does anyone know the status of the iPad version of the Gospel Library? Even though the iPhone version has been updated, the iPad version is nowhere to be found, and the iPhone update is not a universal app. But when I click on the "Gospel Library for iPad" link, it takes me to the iPhone version. Are we just saying the iPhone version is also for the iPad simply because the iPad runs iPhone apps, or is there a Gospel Library app that was made for the iPad resolution? (I'm spending a lot of time checking iTunes and my iPad for the app... hehe)

I have really picked up the pace on working on the JavaME version since the original iPhone version came out but as it is I have a pile of coursework to mark which I am getting very behind on due to all the time I have been spending wanting to at least get a full end to end prototype of the JavaME reader working.

I don't know exactly how the sizes of the teams compares or the backgrounds but as far as I am aware all the Gospel Library projects started round about the same time which makes me feel bad if the iPhone app is on to a second version and I have yet to get to a demonstrable prototype.

It might not just be about people though as I think that using JavaME is a lot more constrained than the other platforms. The others that I have looked at seem to store HTML in a database and presumably render that with some html rendering component or engine on that platform. JavaME has no such HTML rendering engine and is also more constrained for memory and storage and so at the moment I am working with low level Graphics g.drawChars() type functionality.

The UI prototype I have created though is designed for omni-directional text display. I think this may be important due to the many languages the scriptures are which makes me want to handle right to left or differently oriented text well.

In the iTunes store it says on the left hand side that it is "Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later." It has been optimized to work with the increased resolution on the iPad as well as the iPhone.

I understand that it says compatible with iPad, but that doesn't mean it's the iPad version. Since the iPad can run all the iPhone apps, of course it's compatible with the iPad and it will say so. The problem is that the Apple App Store doesn't consider it a "Universal" app, meaning that it's the same app but has different presentations and resolutions based on which device you're using. Usually "Universal" Apps will show up under both iPad and iPhone apps, and you can tell it's Universal because there's a "+" sign in the "Free" button. But the current Gospel Library app doesn't have the indications of a Universal app, and when I launch the updated version on my iPad, it still shows up as an iPhone version. So if Gospel Library v. 1.10.1110.10052902 is a Universal app, Apple doesn't know it and the iPad doesn't know it, because my iPad still shows it in iPhone mode.

Thanks for the Android Gospel Library. Very nice!

jaredwhittle,

We recently updated the Gospel Library with support for the iPad just last week. This version addresses the issues you mentioned in your post. We also have plans for an even better version (2.0?) that will take better advantage of the screen real estate on the iPad. We'll be sure to keep you posted on our progress. Thanks for the feedback!

Stephan

Awesome. I looked on the iPad store and NOW there is a separate app for the iPad. Thanks guys. It took Apple long enough to approve it...

I'm glad to see that finally some attention is being given to Android. Thank you for the Android Gospel Library. It is working great so far on my DROID Incredible!

TB

Any news on when the gospel library will be available on the blackberry platform?

Thanks everyone.

Yes, it should be relatively soon. Watch this thread!

Is there any progress being made on the Windows Mobile versions?

James_Francisco wrote:Is there any progress being made on the Windows Mobile versions?

I can attest that progress is being made. I'm still in touch with the team even though I haven't actively helped in a while. The hangups for the Windows Mobile apps are a small team of active participants and also the Microsoft mobile development technologies themselves. Windows Phone 7 should improve things, but in order to get the most adoption, we have to currently target Windows Mobile 6 and 6.5.

I have downloaded this on my Blackberry Bold 9700.

I constantly get "loading schedule"

Does anyone know what I need to do in order to be able to user this on my phone?

Thanks

Paul

Thanks for getting a great iPad app online. Love it. *****

There will probably be some wanting page-turning functions, etc., but not me. Keep it simple.

Someday it would be great to highlight a paragraph in a talk and then switch to the clip of that paragraph being delivered over the pulpit. Also, Maybe I missed it, but the Gospel Art Kit would be a nice addition. Unlike other mobile devices, the iPad is large enough to be used in a small class as a visual aid. So it would be useful for pictures or short talk clips.

So you guys are all saying that the ipad mormon channel app is showing up in the app store for you, but it still isn't for me as of 1:17 EST on Tuesday June 15th.

Am I an idiot or am I missing something?

McDanielCA wrote:Yes, it should be relatively soon. Watch this thread!

My son-in-law was asking me about mobile apps for his Blackberry and I referred him to this thread. Do you happen to have any insider information as when

relatively soon

will be?

deltanner wrote:So you guys are all saying that the ipad mormon channel app is showing up in the app store for you, but it still isn't for me as of 1:17 EST on Tuesday June 15th.

....am I missing something?

According to information posted on the official mobile media site for the church, the mormon channel code for the IPAD is "Coming Soon".

• iPad: (Coming soon)

It's a guess because there are approvals that have to obtained internally and externally, for some of them. If you're looking for Gospel Library for BlackBerry then my best guess is within 2 weeks. If you're looking for Mormon Channel for BlackBerry, that's already available on the site.

McDanielCA wrote:It's a guess because there are approvals that have to obtained internally and externally, for some of them. If you're looking for Gospel Library for BlackBerry then my best guess is within 2 weeks. If you're looking for Mormon Channel for BlackBerry, that's already available on the site.

That's sooner than I'd expected. Please keep us informed.

Thanks!:p

By the way, Mormon Channel for iPad is available now.

I'm not trying to hijack this thread, and I think it's great that these mobile apps are now available.

However, why can't we get this quality on the desktop? I have a touch enabled laptop (Win7) and the existing scripture app is outdated and does not handle touch well.

Mentioned either here or elsewhere that Google was working on a web apps portal, those would be based on HTML 5 from the reply that I got. Maybe it is time in the very near future that something based on that would be desirable to develop for.

I am using the apps on the iPod Touch, and they are awesome! The one thing that is missing from the experience, however, is the Church Magazines. The PDF formatted magazines aren't too great on the small iPod screen. I tried converting to ePub and Mobi using Calibre, but the documents are all messed up in those formats (must have something to do with work flow). It would be so great if the magazines could be added to / deleted from the Gospel Library app in the same way as the manuals. If not, perhaps they could be made available in a format that would be iBooks or Stanza friendly?

Thanks!

Arthur

WCFamilia wrote:Are any of these LDS Mobile apps available on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional devices? if not why not?

The following Windows Mobile apps are under development (each with a link to the project page on the wiki, and my estimate as to where the project stands):

• Gospel Library (well underway)
• LDS Mobile (development has begun)
• Mormon Channel (still being designed)

Much of the development of mobile applications has been done by community developers. So although these projects are all approved and are underway, they are at different stages, primarily based on whether there are developers with sufficient time, skill, and motivation to develop these applications.

WCFamilia wrote:Are any of these LDS Mobile apps available on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional devices? if not why not?

We're working on apps for these devices. Part of the process is getting enough expertise from enough people from the community to help out. Look for it in the near future.

Hello everyone.

I'm a support engineer at Microsoft supporting Windows Mobile, and now Windows Phone 7. I have a prototype device that I'm using in order to learn its in and outs, but I don't have my scriptures on it!

I'm seeking the scripture data files in order to develop an application for WP7. As you are already aware, the application on WP7 will be written in C# and use Silverlight as the UI.

Should I just go to the Windows Mobile project to start?

Thanks.

sdtaulbee wrote:Hello everyone.

I'm a support engineer at Microsoft supporting Windows Mobile, and now Windows Phone 7. I have a prototype device that I'm using in order to learn its in and outs, but I don't have my scriptures on it!

I'm seeking the scripture data files in order to develop an application for WP7. As you are already aware, the application on WP7 will be written in C# and use Silverlight as the UI.

Should I just go to the Windows Mobile project to start?

Thanks.

I don't think the Church will currently lend out the scripture data files for anyone who wants to do a project involving them. Rather, you can volunteer on the Windows Mobile scriptures project that is already underway. In order to have access to the scripture files, you must be involved in the Church's sponsored project, and at that point, those files may only be used for that project you're volunteered for.

I actually have ties to the project, as mentioned earlier in this thread:

mkmurray wrote:I can attest that progress is being made. I'm still in touch with the team even though I haven't actively helped in a while. The hangups for the Windows Mobile apps are a small team of active participants and also the Microsoft mobile development technologies themselves. Windows Phone 7 should improve things, but in order to get the most adoption, we have to currently target Windows Mobile 6 and 6.5.

My interest would probably be rekindled with Windows Phone 7.

Thanks.

On the Projects page I only see three: Mormon Channel, LDS Maps and iMOS. Where is Mobile?

sdtaulbee wrote:On the Projects page I only see three: Morman Channel, LDS Maps and iMOS. Where is Mobile?

I'm not sure what you mean by "the Projects page." When I hear that term, I think of the Community Projects page. Or in the context of Windows Mobile, there is the Windows Mobile applications category page. But both of those show Mormon Channel, LDS Mobile, and Gospel Library applications for the Windows Mobile platform.

Where are you looking?

The new Gospel Library for the iPad is great. Thanks for improving my study and providing a means to mark up content and build a repository of knowledge, thoughts, inspirations, etc.

While the iPad is great for consuming content, I think it's less effective than a desktop/laptop in producing content. As a result, I would like to see a means for making edits to Gospel Library offline (desktop/laptop) and then syncing the changes to the mobile device, whether a phone or tablet. In a PC or MAC environment, it would be easier to mark up important verses, thoughts, etc. and add bookmarks, especially where the bookmark note contains longer passages that could easily be cut and pasted. It would be inefficient to type them in long hand. Hopefully, this has been considered, is possible, and is soon to be rolled out.

Thanks again for a great improvement.

All the best.

Brett Stohlton

any update of the scriptures in spanish for windows mobile?

Thanks..

Any information on when the Android Gospel Library will allow for content download the way that the iOS version does? I really miss this now that I use Android. Thanks

chrisrpeterson wrote:Any information on when the Android Gospel Library will allow for content download the way that the iOS version does? I really miss this now that I use Android. Thanks

Check out Reveal Reader if you haven't already. It allows for content download.

Brad O.

That looks promising. But I really like the functionality of the iOS gospel Library and I am hopeful that it can come to Android.

chrisrpeterson wrote:That looks promising. But I really like the functionality of the iOS gospel Library and I am hopeful that it can come to Android.

Of course... I'm just saying that Reveal is a great Android reader until the official one matures a bit.

I love this app. I use it everyday. Could you please add the maps included in the scriptures to this app for WebOS? I'd really appreciate it.

LDS Tools for iPhone/iPad is in the app store now!

McDanielCA wrote:LDS Tools for iPhone/iPad is in the app store now!

I just downloaded it for both my iPad and iPhone! I have only used it for about 5 minutes but it seems to have a must faster response than MyStake that I use now.... I will have to examine it a little closer and see exactly what the differences are.. Besides being free!!!

Downloading now- been hoping for an official app instead of using the 3rd party ones...

Mormon Channel on iPhone and LDS library on your phone... and stil someone laughs at a stone that got writting on it that JS had ina a hat in order to see better..... SORRY it was too tempting could not resist....
I so admire all the tecnical work you guys do thumbs up for you! (Even if I dont probably understand a bit of it and make stupid mistakes when using it )

With the recent update, the Gospel Library for iPhone has disappeared from the Australian iTunes store, yet Gospel Library for iPad is still there.

Was this deliberate?

I believe they had a major problem with an updated version, at the weekend, that effectively wiped all the data from that particular App. The Iphone/ITouch version has, as far as I can ascertain, been removed World Wide. Don't know about the IPad version though.

Hi there,

I noticed the same thing. It took up to a day from when version 2.0 was available on the US iTunes store for it to appear in the Aus store. There was a bug in 2.0 which apparently has been addressed in version 2.0.1 which I expect should be available before the day is out. Here is the response I had from the developers:

We have resolved the issue that made your content disappear. We're very sorry we caused this and we have two options for you to fix your app.
There is a 2.0.1 release that should show up in the App Store any time now. If you are NOT concerned with losing your annotations and personalizations, please delete the version of the app on your device and get the 2.0.1 release from the store when it shows up. If you ARE concerned with losing your annotations and want to keep them, then please do NOT update your app to the 2.0.1 version. Please be patient as we work on an quick update that should preserve your personalizations.
If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reply to this email and we'll do what we can to help.
The Mobile Apps Team

Looking forward to playing with the new version!!

Lionel

I apologize for steering this towards the BlackBerry, but...

I have a BlackBerry Torch and would like to add Gospel Library to it. The application would appear to have downloaded just fine, but cannot seem to load any content after selecting "Manage Library".

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Is the Kindle supported for the Gospel Library?

pfnelson wrote:Is the Kindle supported for the Gospel Library?

It looks like a project was started (see the wiki page at Gospel Library for Amazon Kindle), but not much has happened with it. But there are a couple of suggestions for how to get scripture content to the Kindle on that page.

I have used Yanceyware Reader for some time and recently switched to an HTC EVO. I'm also very glad for the Android version of the Scriptures. Is there anyway to get my annotations imported to LDS Scriptures?

For all of you Android fans who have been waiting for us to catch up with the iPhone apps, the wait is just about over for the Android version of LDS Tools. We have scheduled the release of the app to the Android market on November 11th.

LDS Tools for Android currently includes ward and stake directories for your local unit and lists callings for each unit. You can see names, phone numbers, email addresses and physical addresses for members of your unit. Functionality includes dialing or emailing members from the app, viewing family members and looking up member's addresses in Google Maps.

Future functionality will include the ability to add members to your contact list, create custom lists of members, view ward and stake calendars, and much more.

For more information, check out the LDS Tools Wiki https://tech.lds.org/wiki/index.php/LDS ... or_Android

jasonhyer wrote:
We have scheduled the release of the app to the Android market on November 11th.

As you can see, November 11th and come and gone and LDS Tools for Android is not on the Android Market. Due to some internal reviews of the app that have taken longer than anticipated, the release date is currently delayed. We do not know an exact date but we hope that everything will be resolved within the next week.

We will be sure to post the news as soon as the app is available.

dm19134 wrote:I have used Yanceyware Reader for some time and recently switched to an HTC EVO. I'm also very glad for the Android version of the Scriptures. Is there anyway to get my annotations imported to LDS Scriptures?

We currently do not have a way to import annotations from one tool to the LDS Gospel Library for Android. The app is currently undergoing a major revision that is changing the database and the way that annotations are made and recorded. Ultimately, the app will be able to sync annotations with the study tools on new.lds.org.

If anybody out there with some Android programming knowledge is willing to try and build a utility that will import the annotations, we would be happy to work with them. Other than that, we are back in the situation similar to buying a new set of scriptures. Nice new clean pages with that new book smell but none of the red pencil marks made over years of study.

LDS Tools for Android has now been released to the Android Market. You can search for "LDS Tools" on the market and for more information on the release and to see enhancements for future upgrades, you can go to the wiki page for known issues at: https://tech.lds.org/wiki/index.php/LDS ... own_Issues

Please be sure to rate the app and give us your feedback. We are already working on new enhancements and will continue to make this a tool that will be vaulable to use for members and leaders.

Awesome, thanks much Jason, the Church and community for this great app! Can't wait for some of the enhanced features (calendar etc)

There may be a couple of options. First you can check out the Gospel Library for eBookssite and see if you can download the books there.

If the devices can actually install an apk file, you should use the Developer edition with the date May 25, 2010 on the Gospel Library for Androidsite. This is the last available version there is a publicly available apk file for. It has only minor differences from the version that is on the market right now.

If you download the apk file and it shows it as a zip file, rename the file to have a .apk on the end.
When you install the apk file it will want to download the library and index. Allow it to do the download and if the download is successful, you should be able to use Gospel Library.

We are currently working on updating the app to allow users to customize the content they download to their device. We plan to have the app available early next year.

I hope that you are able to get Gospel Library on your device.

One issue we are finding as people are starting to use LDS Tools is that some people cannot sync despite repeated attempts to do so. One possibility is that there is a problem with the LDS Account. You can do the following to determine if it is an LDS Account issue.

On a regular computer, go to a web browser and do the following:

1. Go to https://new.lds.org/directory/services/ludrs/mem/current-user-unitNo
2. Log-in using your LDS Account when prompted
3. Open file downloaded or read the text in your browser and copy the six digit number at the end of the text (your unit number)
4. Take the unit number and put it in the following command (replacing <unit number> with their unit number):
https://beta.lds.org/directory/services/ludrs/mem/member-list/<unit number>

If all is well with your LDS Account, you should get a text list of all your ward members. If you don’t get this list, there may be some issues with your LDS Account. In that instance, please go to https://ldsaccount.lds.org/sign-in/go/h ... ionId=7508

Version 1.2 of Gospel Library for Android has been released to the Android Market. This update includes the October General Conference, the Hymns, and the New Testament Study Guide.

We are still working on the major update that will allow you to select the content you want to download to your device. Other upcoming features include better annotations and annotation sync with your LDS Account.

I recognize that it might not be as easy as I think but is there a way that the keyboard can be minimized in both the gospel library and lds tools for the BB storm. It takes up quite a bit of the screen. Just curious. Thanks

I cover mine with a post it.

I have LDS tools on my iphone. Its seems almost identical to "my LDS stake" app. I would like to use the Church's app however I can never download new data. I get a message that they are "aware of the problem and working on a solution"...this has been going on for a long time now. My "work around" is to delete and reinstall LDS tools, which works however I loose my "custom" groups and "favorites"... and have to reset my selected calendars...I'm to the point that I will probably abandon LDS tools, and resort back to "my LDS stake" 3rd party app....any suggestions?

Three problems I'm noticing using the Gospel Library app on my iPad: 1) Text selection does not include the full iPad text selection functionality of a magnifying glass to ensure accuracy; 2) The app forces me when selecting text to include a word past a hyphen even though I don't want it included in my selection (I may want to select up to and including the word BEFORE the hyphen but the app forces me to include the word AFTER the hyphen if I want the word before the hyphen included in my selection; and 3) when tapping on a paragraph, the entire paragraph is selected but often, when I try to grab the end selection marker and move it, it won't move. I've found if I move the end marker first, it usually works but if I wait and use the beginning marker first, the end marker won't move for me. Is there some special thing I should be doing to get it to move?

I understand that there is supposed to be an updated version of this App coming in the next couple of weeks. Hopefully it will fix this persistent problem. Someone correct me if I am wrong please.

There is a new version of LDS Tools for iPhone coming very soon. It has been submitted to Apple and is pending their review. Hopefully this will help with the problems you are seeing.

In the meantime, you might try rebooting your phone and then starting LDS Tools again (Press and hold the Home Button and the switch at the top of your iPhone until you get the "slide to power off" slide bar.) This has worked for me when I have gotten that same message without deleting and reinstalling the app.

kirt1 wrote:I have LDS tools on my iphone. Its seems almost identical to "my LDS stake" app. I would like to use the Church's app however I can never download new data. I get a message that they are "aware of the problem and working on a solution"...this has been going on for a long time now. My "work around" is to delete and reinstall LDS tools, which works however I loose my "custom" groups and "favorites"... and have to reset my selected calendars...I'm to the point that I will probably abandon LDS tools, and resort back to "my LDS stake" 3rd party app....any suggestions?

Can you please provide a link to the android app for Mormon Channel? Many of us have android devices but we don't have access to market. The link on the LDS Tools Wiki is broken. You download Gospel Library instead of LDS Tools. Thank you.

McDanielCA wrote:We are proud to announce the release of the official Mormon Channel and Gospel Library applications on a variety of devices from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Previously, the Mormon Channel has been available for iPhone and webOS (Palm) devices, and the Gospel Library has been available for the iPhone.These applications have been received with enthusiasm and a hunger for more applications on more devices. In conjunction with community developers, we have been working hard to meet this demand.

Today the following applications are available:

• Gospel Library for Android
• Gospel Library for iPhone and iPod touch (updated version)
• Gospel Library for iPad
• Gospel Library for webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi)
• Mormon Channel for Android
• Mormon Channel for BlackBerry (OS 4.2.1 and higher)
  • Download directly from your BlackBerry
  • Download using BlackBerry Desktop Manager
• Mormon Channel for iPhone and iPod touch (updated version)
• Mormon Channel for iPad
• Mormon Channel for webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi)

NOTE: Search the Palm App Catalog and the Android Marketplace to download the webOS and Android apps.

Mormon Channel

The Mormon Channel application allows you to stream content from the Mormon Channel (radio.lds.org), conference, Church magazines, and scripture.

Gospel Library

The Gospel Library application allows you to study, search, bookmark, annotate, link, and highlight scriptures, general conference talks, and many other gospel materials published by the Church.

Please let us know what you think.

For those who don't have access to the Android Market, you can go to the wiki link at the top of this page and search for LDS Tools for android. On that wiki page is a link to download the app directly.

For the latest on the LDS apps, they are all found here on lds.org.

http://lds.org/pages/mobile-apps?lang=eng

JamesAnderson wrote:For the latest on the LDS apps, they are all found here on lds.org.

http://lds.org/pages/mobile-apps?lang=eng

Unfortunately LDS Tools for Android isn't listed there. Hopefully that oversight gets corrected soon.

EDIT but it is there if you first click on Android.

Can you please provide the production link to Mormon Channel for android devices? Many of us don't have access to the Android Market. Thank you.

McDanielCA wrote:We are proud to announce the release of the official Mormon Channel and Gospel Library applications on a variety of devices from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Previously, the Mormon Channel has been available for iPhone and webOS (Palm) devices, and the Gospel Library has been available for the iPhone.These applications have been received with enthusiasm and a hunger for more applications on more devices. In conjunction with community developers, we have been working hard to meet this demand.

Today the following applications are available:

• Gospel Library for Android
• Gospel Library for iPhone and iPod touch (updated version)
• Gospel Library for iPad
• Gospel Library for webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi)
• Mormon Channel for Android
• Mormon Channel for BlackBerry (OS 4.2.1 and higher)
  • Download directly from your BlackBerry
  • Download using BlackBerry Desktop Manager
• Mormon Channel for iPhone and iPod touch (updated version)
• Mormon Channel for iPad
• Mormon Channel for webOS (Palm Pre and Pixi)

NOTE: Search the Palm App Catalog and the Android Marketplace to download the webOS and Android apps.

Mormon Channel

The Mormon Channel application allows you to stream content from the Mormon Channel (radio.lds.org), conference, Church magazines, and scripture.

Gospel Library

The Gospel Library application allows you to study, search, bookmark, annotate, link, and highlight scriptures, general conference talks, and many other gospel materials published by the Church.

Please let us know what you think.

This is a wonderful page, but each android link sends you to the market. It would be nice to include a link for those that cannot access the Android Market.

JamesAnderson wrote:For the latest on the LDS apps, they are all found here on lds.org.

http://lds.org/pages/mobile-apps?lang=eng

I have an IPAD2 and I downloaded LDS tools, but somehow deleted it. How do I get it back. If I go to LDS tools app it says it has been downloaded.

JamesAnderson wrote:For the latest on the LDS apps, they are all found here on lds.org.

http://lds.org/pages/mobile-apps?lang=eng

There is also a new LDS Music App that is not listed yet.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/lds-music/id463553380?mt=8