Paper’s great for some things, but when it comes to reading and taking notes, the traditional medium is mediocre at best. And when iPad apps try to replicate paper, things get even worse. “It doesn’t ...

PDFs have many benefits, including being easy to share and print. But if you have to make edits or collaborate, that’s when they become a pain, especially when you’re on your iPhone or iPad.

Apple knows that iPad users are often interacting with PDF files, whether they’re studying for a chemistry exam or filling out paperwork at the doctor’s office. So, it only makes sense that on iPad OS ...

While Apple Preview isn’t designed to replace your image or PDF editor, it still offers some power-user features, including image export. We wonder if Apple will eventually introduce advanced document ...

User-friendly and AI-integrated Afirstsoft PDF makes working with PDF files easy. And you can get a great deal on it. Apple fans are just like everybody else. In a world filled with digital documents, ...

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 ...

Rakuten Kobo updated its iPad app a few months ago and floated under the radar for most users. If you have an Apple Pencil, you can use it to write notes in your book while you read. Writing notes in ...

Microsoft has delivered a major update for its Office app on iPad, adding new fonts and improved PDF support to the service. The productivity suite now includes support for third-party fonts and the ...

The iPad serves as a versatile replacement for my MacBook, especially with apps like OneDrive and Photoshop. Notability's organization features and PDF editing make it a preferred note-taking app over ...

In brief: Apple has been discussing new functions like spatial video, PDF AutoFill, and the new journaling app all year. This week, a series of updates delivered those promised additions and many more ...