Fast PDF brings iBooks functionality to PDF files
Filed under: iPhone, App Review
One bit of news from WWDC is that the new version of the OS formerly known as iPhone OS, iOS 4, will be released on June 21st. Along with it will come an iBooks app that will support PDF files. But you don't have to wai...
WWDC 2010: iBooks update includes PDF viewer
Filed under: WWDCiBooks, Apple's native e-book reader on the iPad, is getting some updates, as announced today by Steve Jobs at the WWDC keynote. Among those updates are (better) support for bookmarks and the fulfillment of one of the most common reque...
iBooks to gain PDF reading and note-taking this month
During the keynote presentation today kicking off Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, CEO Steve Jobs announced a number of improvements to iBooks for iPad.
In an update promised for "later this month," Jobs said that iB...
Hands on: Adobe PDF reader for Android slow, gets job done
Following the Google I/O developer conference, Adobe has released an official PDF reader for Google's Android mobile operating system. The application, which allows users to view...
Hands-on with PaperDesk for iPad 1.2
Filed under: iPad
Call me fickle. Back on April 19th, I was pretty happy with Penultimate, a digital notepad for iPad. I mentioned in my review that I'd like to be able to type into the notebooks instead of just writing handwritten...
TUAW Review: Write and organize handwritten notes on your iPad with Penultimate
Filed under: iPad
To look at my office, you wouldn't know right away that I'm a digital kind of guy. Rather than pull up a text editor on any one of the digital devices that surround me, I'd rather grab a pen and scrawl a note...
You've bought your Dear Aunt TUAW: How can I convert my pdfs to ePub?
Filed under: iPad
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With the release of the iPad and as a grad student with a stock pile of PDF's of review books, whats the best, free-est...Scanner Pro updated, still powerful, still complex
Filed under: iPhone, App Store
Scanner Pro is a US$6.99 iPhone app by Readdle which will let you easily take a picture with your iPhone.
We've looked at Scanner Pro before and now a new 2.0 version has been released...
Panic’s free ShrinkIt turns humongous Illustrator PDFs into tiny ones
Filed under: Software, Cool tools, Developer
The brilliant minds at Panic noticed that something interesting was happening with PDF files created by Adobe Illustrator. Like many developers, Panic uses Adobe Illustrator to create icons and other image resources for their applications....
Adobe's Acrobat.com website is not only an online collaboration center, but also provides a way to convert files to PDF, meet live over the web, or store and share files.First Look: JotNot Scanner for iPhone updated to version 2.0
Filed under: Software, iPhone, First Look, App Review
There's certainly no shortage when it comes to iPhone apps that turn your device into a pocket-sized scanner. At various times, TUAW bloggers have reviewed or discussed Readdle ScannerPro [US$6.99 (currently on sale...
