Mobile Gabriel

Download your various reader file updates here:

iSilo Reader

KINDLE!!!!!

Microsoft Reader

MobiPocket

If your device does not wirelessly connect to the internet, it will be necessary to cache (or store) Mobile Gabriel files on your device. A number of options exist, and the list that follows highlights several of the countless options available.

Android Users

Use this QR to get Sincere Prayer: This code will bring you to the Google Play Store, from where you can download and install the app. (If you're on your smartphone reading this, you can click on the graphic to go to the Play Store.)
(Not familiar with QR pics? Check out Barcode Scanner in the Google Play Store.)
Not only does "Sincere Prayer" link to Mobile Gabriel, it also allows you to listen to an audio file of the daily readings!

Blackberry Users

Download and install the reader from MobiPocket.com
Retrieve current MobiPocket eBook files from Mobile Gabriel at http://mobipocket.mobilegabriel.com

Kindle Users

Via WIFI/3G Connection
1. Each Kindle has a unique e-mail address, allowing you and your contacts to send attachments to your Kindle wirelessly. To avoid spam, only contacts on your Kindle approved e-mail list are authorized to send attachments to your Kindle.
2. Go to http://mobipocket.mobilegabriel.com/
3. Click the file you would like on your Kindle.
4. Save the file to your computer.
5. Attach the file to an email. Be sure to send from an email account registered with your Kindle account. Caveat: I was unable to send the file with Gmail accounts. Evidently Amazon recognizes Gmail accounts as spam. I needed to register a different email address on my Kindle approved email list and it worked a flawlessly. .
6. Send the email to your Kindle email address. "name"@free.kindle.com You can find this address from your Kindle's Home screen: Press the Menu button and select Settings. Your Kindle's "name"@kindle.com e-mail address is listed under Device E-mail. Use the same name to also send documents to your Kindle at "name"@free.kindle.com The kindle.com address works through the 3G connection. The free.kindle.com works through a WIFI connection and is a free transfer. The 3G transfer is subject to charge. Check your Kindle account for details.
7. The File will appear on your Kindle's home page after your Kindle synchs with the Amazon server.
Via USB Cable
1. Plug the larger end of the USB cable into an available USB port or a powered USB hub connected to your computer.
2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the micro-USB port on the bottom of your Kindle.
When connected to your PC, your Kindle will go into USB drive mode and its battery will be recharged by the computer. Your wireless service is temporarily shut off and you will not receive any of your subscriptions while in this mode. Also, your Kindle is not usable as a reading device while you are in USB drive mode, but will return right to where you were when you undock the device from your computer.
Transferring Kindle Content

Once you've connected your Kindle via USB, your Kindle will appear in the same location as external USB drives usually appear. For Windows users, this is typically in the "Computer" or "My Computer" menu. For Mac users, the drive will appear on the desktop.
Open the Kindle drive. You will see several folders inside, one of which will be named "documents." This is the folder you will move the downloaded file into.
Locate the downloaded file, and copy it into the documents folder. You can generally copy files by clicking and dragging the file to the folder.
Using your computer, eject the Kindle from the computer. After ejecting the Kindle, unplug the USB cable. Your content will appear on the Home screen.

Using Kindle on an ANDROID phone?
- Download the appropriate file from http://mobipocket.mobilegabriel.com and copy the .prc file to the kindle folder on the SD card of the device

iPhone, iTouch, and iPad Users:

http://www.instapaper.com/iphone (free product)
OR see http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/kindle/id302584613?mt=8
- Once the app has been installed on the device from the url listed above, the Mobile Gabriel readings can be downloaded as follows:
- Open Safari (or other browser).
- Enter the Mobile Gabriel url http://mobipocket.mobilegabriel.com
- Select the file you want to download (e.g. MG_April2011.prc)
- A new window will open. Tap the button "Open in 'Kindle'"

Microsoft Reader eBook

Download and install the reader from http://www.microsoft.com/Reader
Retrieve current Microsoft Reader eBook files from Mobile Gabriel at http://reader.mobilegabriel.com
Thanks to Steve Boor who regularly updates these files!

Mobile Web

MobiPocket Reader

Download and install the reader from MobiPocket.com
Retrieve current MobiPocket eBook files from Mobile Gabriel at http://mobipocket.mobilegabriel.com
Thanks to Dennis D. Livelo, who regularly updates these files.

Palm Users:

Mobile Gabriel user, Philip Schneider, has posted a users guide for getting files onto his Palm. Click here to visit his tutorial webpage.
Mobile Gabriel user, Dan LaBelle, offers his insights into getting Mobipocket files onto his Palm T2. Click here for his step-by-step instructions.
http://www.plkr.org (free product)
http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/SunriseXP_tutorial (helpful files concerning the use of Plucker)

Pocket PC Users:

http://www.isilo.com/ ($20)