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 ...

Comics, PDFs, ePubs and more: Stanza is the best universal e-reader we've tried, and it's also free. We hope competitors are taking notes. Scott Stein Editor at Large I started with CNET reviewing ...

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 ...

Want to go completely paperless? Here's how to better manage PDF documents on iPhone and iPad! Photo: Ally Kazmucha/The App Factor PDF handling on the iPhone and iPad has vastly improved over the last ...

EPUB files might be nicer to look at, but PDFs are far easier to make and import onto your iPad, no syncing required. We'll show you why it's our favorite way to use the iPad as an e-reader. I started ...

UPDF has always been a fantastic PDF editor for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. PDF features like annotation, editing, converting, optical character recognition (OCR), protecting, filling, and signing are easy ...

For me, Smile Software’s PDFpen for iPad ($15) and iPhone ($5) work as adjuncts to PDFpen Pro, the desktop version of the same app. Admittedly, it’s great to have quick access to portable versions of ...

Many apps can display PDFs on an iPad; that capability is built into iOS. But only a few of them can handle annotations—such as the notes, highlighting, and other elements that you use to comment on ...