I would say that Software wise, accordance is a better program, but resource wise, I still like the other one (although the program drives me insane, and I despise using it.) 

Norman Danner
I can't really chose the "best" at the moment. Accordance is the number one for mac, but from the standpoints of german bibles to chose from (i know that will change) and design of the app (i hope that will change ) BibleReader 5 is the better product for iOS at the moment, at least for a non-heavy-user as I am. From what i read i guess Accordance already has a better search etc, but for the normal guy looking for a bible, BibleReader has a bit more to offer in usability.

Colin Randall
I would agree with Norman as regards iOS versions. Accordance is probably better for Bible study and research and has a great range of commentaries and other material. BibleReader works better as a Bible 'on your lap' when visiting people's homes or in small group discussions because the interface is very intuitive. Having said that we are all aware that this is just version 1 of the Accordance App and I am sure future versions will change all this.

Justin Neal
I am very happy I found Accordance. I bought Ilumina which is neat because it has video and neat and shinny bits and pieces, but I was disappointed in it. I am sure that program will be great for my kids when they get older, I already pla...yed the Christmas story for them. But when I tried Accordance on a whim last Christmas it was instantly the right program for me. I love it and it is the only program that I need.

The iOS is neat and I am very happy with v.1. I wish the Greek/Hebrew tag text would show a lexicon definition when I look up a word instead of going to a complete other reference tool, I always seem to loose my place in the text when I leave. And I still don't have all my modules downloaded because it quits on me. But when sync comes out all will be fixed. Anyway the iOS is great for what it is for now and knowing Accordance it will only get better. Until then its a great reader in my pocket for when I need it.

Also Youverson linked to FB which was a neat trick and it was easy to copy and paste into a document. I have not tried very hard to copy and past into a document yet but at first glance it didn't work for me. It would be very handy if the iOS had the same copy/paste options that the OSX version has.

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Copy/Paste

Commentaries that are pastoral rather than detailed into the Greek & Hebrew - They have scholarship but are not bogged down in the details 

Illustrations/Quotations Books - Stories etc

Sometimes Pictures for Powerpoint Use

A few Bible Versions NIV, TNIV, NIV+, Message, NLTse