Logos Survey

by Jun 17, 2009Books, Personal, Tech

Logos’ revamped survey is asking users if they have Kindles. That can only mean that they’re thinking of opening up a way for Logos content to be used on portable reading devices, something I’ve been pestering Phil Gons about for a while!

Despite respected naysayers, I love my Kindle. I’m reading several books and articles on it right now, all but one of which were free:

Take the Logos survey here.

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