It’s a big day at Glo HQ! Glo and its co-creator, Nelson Saba, were featured this morning on ABC News Now. Reporter Meg Oliver talks with Nelson about Glo’s many features and its application for daily use – both by the “digital generation” and beyond. Click above to watch the interview.

At the close of the interview, Nelson gave a special preview of the future of Glo: the iPad app is coming! Actually, apps for both the iPhone and the iPad are currently in development and will be released in 2010. Stay tuned as we’ll be announcing more details soon!

Check out this live interview with Nelson Saba on the Internet Advisor Show on WJR in Detroit

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If you’re reading about the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness on GLO, for example, you can find the traditional site on a zoomable map, call up photographs of the cliffs, learn about the monastery built into the side of the cliff and view artists’ rendering of the episode.

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Charisma Magazine recently mentioned Glo in it’s “The Buzz” section.

Glo, “The Bible for the Digital World,” is interactive software that brings the Bible to life through five “lenses.” The “Bible” lens provides text in the traditional form; “Atlas” presents biblical events geographically; “Timeline” presents events chronologically; “Topical” allows users to search by subject; and “Media” offers video, art, virtual tours and pictures. These lenses can also be used together to do even more detailed searches. For example, Glo allows users to find verses that feature Jesus speaking about redemption during the Passion Week in Jerusalem. Glo offers the New International Version of the Bible and its study notes, more than 500 virtual tours with 360-degree views, 7,500 encyclopedia articles, 2,400 photographs, 700 pieces of artwork, 3.5 hours of video, almost 150 maps and more. Users can also customize their Glo with MyGlo, which stores notes, bookmarks and reading plans. Glo will truly allow users to explore and immerse themselves into the Bible. And although Glo has specific requirements to function and can take several hours to install, the features, capabilities and experience will make any upgrades and wait worthwhile. —LEIGH DEVORE

Check out the entire issue.

Glo creator Nelson Saba was recently featured live in-studio on the CW’s morning show “Daybreak on the Deuce” in Denver, CO.