Indonesians tune in to digital Koran

About the size of an iPod, popular handheld devices are loaded with recitations of the Muslim sacred writings rather than music.

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[Commander_Spock]

What was first - The Bible or The Koran!

So, where is the "Music" to "DANCE IN WORSHIP"!

http://maranathalife.com/teaching/jew-danc.htm

[Commander_Spock]

What is so interesting about this article...

... anyway; since, we all seem to know that "GOD" Created The World And All That There Is In It.

[belal12]

hmm...

There's quite a few different makers of these digital Quran's (CNET editors should correct the spelling btw). I wonder if the article is talking about the penman's models shown here: http://www.islamicdigitals.com/digitalquran.html

Although considering that almost everyone has a "nice" cell/mobile phone these days, they could easily go to places like SearchTruth and get same functionality for free.....

Anyway, I wonder how's the quality on these gadgets....

[Commander_Spock]

Some "wonder if....

.... the article is talking about" about science and technology (computer programs and applications, the behavior of celestial bodies - Sun, Moon, Stars, Galaxies...); or, the history of mankind!