OUTLANDER PHEV Remote Ctrl vs Arkive

MITSUBISHI Remote Control allows you to customize your Outlander PHEV experience from your phone. When you connect to your PHEV’s wireless LAN, you can: - Charge your vehicle on a timer or on demand - Heat or cool your car before your drive - Set timers to ensure your PHEV charges completely and avoid peak rate hours - Turn on your headlights or parking lights to help locate your vehicle - Check your vehicle status The MITSUBISHI Remote Control lets you view all vehicle settings in an intuitive dashboard. Manage timer settings for charging and climate control, monitor battery status and performance, and set customized weekly schedules to reflect your lifestyle, directly from your connected device. Please note: Your Outlander PHEV communicates with this app exclusively via Wireless LAN, not by cellular technology. Wireless LAN communication can be hindered by distance, radio waves, or physical barriers. MITSUBISHI Remote Control is a renewed and unified experience combining and replacing the prior “OUTLANDER PHEV”, “OUTLANDER PHEV I” applications. This app is intended to provide the same functionality (and more) in an improved user interface. For users of the earlier applications: - “OUTLANDER PHEV” : If you are using this app, you may need to contact the nearest Authorized Mitsubishi Dealership to implement the service campaign of the security upgrade. - “OUTLANDER PHEV I” : Please download this new MITSUBISHI Remote Control app and re-register. For Troubleshooting and our FAQ, please visit our MITSUBISHI Remote Control website here: https://www.mitsubishi-motors.com/en/products/outlander_phev/app/remote/jizen.html

Arkive is a Bible study app built around one idea: the text is the surface, and understanding is the goal. READ ONE VERSE AT A TIME Scroll through Scripture a verse per page, or switch to classic chapters with paragraphs, poetry lines and red letters, and swipe to turn the chapter. Every chapter opens with its own page, illustrated with public-domain engravings by Gustave Doré and Julius Schnorr von Carolsfeld or a historical photograph of the place, and every book begins with an introduction: who wrote it, when, its outline and its key verse. Read to Me reads aloud, follows along, keeps going into the next chapter and has a sleep timer. FOR FAMILIES 47 illustrated Bible Stories, from the Creation to Paul and Silas, with large pictures, Read to Me, and your place saved across devices. Arkive Originals are Bible stories painted for Arkive, from Adam and Eve to the first Easter, including Noah’s Ark, David and Goliath, Daniel in the Lions’ Den and Jonah and the Great Fish. Every quotation is from the King James Version, and each story ends with questions, a memory verse and a prayer to share. THE ORIGINAL WORDS Tap any verse, in any translation, to see its Hebrew or Greek word by word, with transliteration, grammar, Strong's definitions, the Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew lexicon and the Abbott-Smith Greek lexicon. See where a word occurs, book by book, and how it is translated. Follow it to every other verse that uses it, or open a name in four Bible dictionaries, with what the name means and every verse they cite a tap away. Every Old Testament passage quoted in the New links both ways. HISTORY AND PLACE Chronicle puts the people, places and events of the Bible on a timeline and a map. Adams' Synchronological Chart of 1878, 6,000 years on one scroll, is built in and tappable: tap a year for the events around it, or a scene for its verses. Journeys traces Abraham, the Exodus, Jesus' ministry and Paul's voyages stop by stop, and any chapter opens a map of the places it names. YOUR OWN STUDY Collect verses, word studies and notes into threads around any question or theme. Highlight whole verses or just the words that matter, bookmark and annotate, and send a copy of a thread to a friend. The Explorer's Journal maps what you've read in each translation and leads you to the verses you missed. Everything syncs through iCloud and can be exported at any time, and Siri and Shortcuts can open any passage or thread. A STUDY LIBRARY INSIDE Nave's Topical Index of over 5,000 topics, Names of God, prophecies and their fulfillments, the parables and miracles of Jesus, a harmony of the Gospels, the covenants, the feasts of Israel, kings and rulers, angels, a converter for biblical weights and measures, the meaning of numbers, and family trees for over 3,000 people. Every entry is tied to the verses it comes from, and every verse shows the topics and entries that cite it. SEARCH LIKE A SCHOLAR Exact phrases, OR, exclusions, prefixes, words near each other and Strong's numbers, across the whole Bible or a single book. Search the Hebrew and Greek by grammar, such as every aorist imperative in Romans, and find topics, reference entries and Bible dictionary articles alongside the verses. MADE FOR IPAD A study panel sits beside the verse with its original words, related verses, commentary, topics and history. Chapter openers spread across the screen in landscape, and keyboard shortcuts move through Scripture without lifting your hands. TRANSLATIONS AND SOURCES KJV with its translators' marginal notes, the Berean Standard Bible with its footnotes, and NASB. Six commentaries, with book introductions: Matthew Henry, Jamieson-Fausset-Brown, John Gill, Adam Clarke, John Calvin, and Keil & Delitzsch. Easton's, Smith's, the International Standard Bible Encyclopedia and Hitchcock's Bible Names, and over 89,000 cross-references. Arkive works offline, except NASB, which is read online.