Dropbox says that, starting now, customers will be able to edit PDF files saved into their Dropbox account while using iOS applications, with support for Android set to arrive in the near future. This improved support for working with the popular file format comes on the heels of Dropbox’s partnership with Adobe, announced last month, which included Dropbox’s integration into…
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.
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Adobe has just released updates to its ubiquitous Adobe Reader apps, bringing new features like the Ink Signature Tool, which lets users sign with their finger on touch screens. Other…
Adobe's CreatePDF has been available on your iPad and iPhone since August, but until a few days ago, there was no official app for viewing PDFs — it's finally arrived. There are already plenty of apps that read Adobe's ubiquitous file format, but this one should provide a fallback for encrypted files that others can't handle without licensing the mechanism from Adobe. It also brings expected features like annotation, wireless printing, and a slew of supported languages, but third party apps have done...
Adobe has just launched a version of its PDF Reader, Adobe Reader for iOS devices, which supports iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The new, free application, available here in iTunes, lets users view PDF files opened via email, on the Web or from within any application that supports iOS’s “Open In” functionality.