
Benji Press
It's a great app for davening on the go, or where there are no Siddurim available, but for $6, it could use some upgrades. For example, I feel like it's a bit of a scan of a normal Siddur. For example, I found once it said to go to page so and so for more details about something. It could also update the inserts in Davening better. For example, the shaded boxes should kind of automatically become part of Davening during the days when they're said. I also find out that the compass is a bit off.
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I repeat: There are numerous verses in the English versions, where the Hebrew, has not been translated into English. The verses, I am referencing, are in fact, a Hebrew transliteration ("sounds like" cue, for pronouncing hebrew word). Not an english translation. There is a difference between a translation & a transliteration. In Blue App version, checkout the Shacharit prayers. Hebrew Transliterations, instead of English Translation (Example: See Tefillin prayer). And this is only (1) of many.
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Chabad.org Jewish Apps
August 16, 2019
We appreciate your feedback. This siddur was created as a faithful replica of the Kehot siddur so users have the familiar layout they are used to. You can pinch to zoom, but reflow is not possible when preserving the layout. The entire siddur is translated. Some prayers (not found in the orig. siddur, such as Eicha) are added in Hebrew as a bonus.

catriel Carbonera
This app has a terribly annoying bug. The page zooms automatically when the screen is accidentally tapped twice or so. I would like to disable that zooming behavior but the program doesn't let you. I stopped using it for this reason and switched back to the free version.
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