Verses in BibleReader are formatted well and include links to footnotes.

Olive Tree Bible Software already has several Bible apps and bundles, including one that’s free in the App Store [links open in iTunes]. With so many offerings in the App Store, you would think iPhone development is their primary business. But you would be wrong. The Spokane, WA company has been in the Bible software business for 20 years, and they have over 280 handheld Bible resources under their belt. With the reputation they’ve earned, you know their BibleReader app for iPhone and iPod Touch is going to be good.

I had been scouring the App Store for a good Bible app since it launched. Having used BibleReader on Windows Mobile, I had hopes for seeing it in the App Store. The moment I noticed the ESV Study Bundle, I bought it. It proved to be an excellent app (better than the other Bible apps I had tried), and eventually I managed to land a beta version of their upcoming release. Read on for the entire rundown