The Apple iPad tablet computer offers native support for Portable Document Format files. Though the devices can open and display PDF files using applications installed at the factory, some users may ...

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iPad is always considered a great device for content consumption. It has got some of the best apps to gobble up the information and knowledge, be it in form of text, documents, photos or videos. But ...

The iOS 15 is the latest software upgrade from Apple, and it has an under-the-radar feature that can be found in the Files app. Apple product users can now edit PDFs on their iPhones and iPads, and ...

Hancom Flexcil has launched a PDF annotating and editing app for iPad that uses Apple pencil or a touch pen of the users' choosing. Called Flexcil, users can load up their PDF file on the app to write ...

No matter what industry you are in, Adobe’s PDF is one of the widely adopted file formats when it comes to working with documents. It offers support for a wide range of elements, including everything ...

Readdle's PDF Converter will do just that. It takes pretty much any file on your iPad and turns it into a PDF. There are a few hard-to-use web services that will do this for you, but PDF Converter ...

The iPad will soon be your daily driver for all things PDF. Some of the most exciting PDF upgrades come inside the Notes app. You can access multiple PDFs within one note. If you’re collaborating with ...

Productivity app maker Readdle is rolling out a new feature across its line of iOS applications that takes advantage of the iPad’s support for split screen viewing to make it easier to move files ...

You can't add your PowerPoint document to iBooks directly. IBooks, Apple's e-book app, supports only PDF or ePub files for personal documents. However, you can convert your completed PowerPoint file ...

When setting up a new iOS device, there’s a certain cadence to the apps I install before anything else. Usually, the order goes something like: 1Password, Tweetbot, iA Writer, Outlook, Facebook, Slack ...