Who says you have to shell out big bucks for something like Adobe Acrobat to get a great PDF editor? The much more affordable PDF Editor, PDF Book Reader stands out as a comprehensive, user-friendly ...

Adobe Acrobat is great for editing PDF files, but the software costs between $13 and $20 a month for a subscription. If you work with PDFs only occasionally, paying out monthly is massive overkill.

Adobe may dominate the PDF market on computer desktops, but it has largely left mobile devices like the iPhone and iPad to a range of competitors like the much-lauded GoodReader and Apple’s own iBooks ...

Adobe has made its PDF Reader application available to Apple's iOS devices, such as the iPhone. The applications allow iPhone users to open, view, print, and email PDF files, which is a common format ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

I use an app called 'Papers' ( http://www.papersapp.com), on both the Mac and the iPad. It's designed for managing libraries of scientific/technical papers. Not the ...

Finally, after a long wait, Adobe has today launched its PDF Reader application onto iOS devices, joining its other iPad and iPhone applications which have been launched over the last couple of months ...

I am using GoodReader now, and while it has a decent feature set it's really painful to use. Just a bad UI, and very ugly. I could live with all of that if it had one key feature, though. So what I am ...

Collaboration between Dropbox and Adobe has resulted in updates for both the official Dropbox and Acrobat Reader apps, making it easier for users to access and edit their PDFs in the cloud. The latest ...

As you may know, I try a lot of apps every week. Perhaps that is wrong, as one may be tempted to constantly jump between different softwares just for the sake of having something new to play with ...

Finding a good PDF Reader has become somewhat of a chore. Well - not really. But there are certainly lots of solutions out there that make picking one difficult. After all, nobody wants to pay for ...