Which religious publisher was the first to release a complete sacred text as a dedicated mobile app with advanced features like integrated commentary, audio narration, and social sharing?

Religious texts are among humanity's oldest written works, but they've also embraced modern technology. As religious organizations seek to make sacred writings more accessible, digital innovations have transformed how people interact with spiritual content. This poll explores how traditional religious publishers have adapted their most important products for the digital age, blending ancient wisdom with cutting-edge delivery systems.

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Zondervan (NIV Bible App) - 2008
Olive Tree Bible Software - 2000
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Gospel Library) - 2009
Islamic Foundation (Quran Explorer) - 2010