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| Current price: $4.99 | Our rating: 9/10 |
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GoodReader is the super-robust PDF reader for iPad - the #1 selling non-Apple app for iPad in USA in 2010! Mashable describes it as "a Swiss Army knife of awesome!" Reviews worldwide hail it as essential, the best, magnificent and the killer app. With GoodReader on your iPad, you can read virtually anything, anywhere: books, movies, maps, pictures. Use it once and you’ll be hooked. Soon you'll be wondering how you ever managed to use your iPad without GoodReader. GoodReader has earned its accolades by the way it handles huge PDF and TXT files, manuals, large books, magazines, and renderings of 100 mb and more with great speed. The ability to mark-up PDFs opens up new doors to GoodReader users who can now use typewriter text boxes, sticky notes, lines, arrows, and freehand drawings on top of a PDF file.
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tabletpcreview.com:
GoodReader for iPad Review
Intro: GoodReader is intended to be a Swiss Army Knife document reader for the iPad, able to display almost any file format at will. Does GoodReader deliver on the promises, or is it just a Meh-Reader. We break it down in this review. This app is designed to read, show, and/or view just about any file you might want to access on your iPad, including PDF, text, Microsoft Office/iWork, audio, and video. You can transfer files directly from your computer via Wi-Fi or cable, or connect to any of several popular online document storage services...
Final words: GoodReader is one of those apps that you just need to have on your iPad -- cheap, versatile, and you never know when you're really going to need it. It would definitely be a must-have even at or , so at under a dollar it's a complete no-brainer. Get it now, and it will be waiting for you when you need it -- which will probably be even sooner than you think.
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pcmag.com:
GoodReader for iPad
Intro: For , GoodReader transforms your 0 iPad into the best reader, file manager, and annotator on the market. While Apple iBooks, Amazon Kindle, Google Books, and Barnes & Noble NOOK for iPad allow customers to browse, buy, and read books on the iOS, when it comes to files from other sources—from personal documents to JSTOR articles—the iPad hasn't yet cleared a space on its bookshelf. With a host of synchronization options, dexterous file support, and Acrobat-compatible annotation capability, GoodReader for iPad is a great buy for students, educators, researchers, lawyers, and doctors looking to get the most out their textual documents...
Final words: For my money, however, GoodReader for iPad is the best reader, writer, manager, and sharer for the money. Download this Editors' Choice pick today to touch text on your iPad or iPhone.
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148apps.com:
GoodReader for iPad Review
Intro: GoodReader is a top option for viewing, reading, annotating, and moving documents on the iPad. It features a full and robust suite of PDF features and viewing support for a large variety of document types...
Final words: Ultimately, GoodReader is one of those apps that makes the iPad better. It’s a solid, reliable productivity app that will certainly enhance the user experience of anyone who wants to make the iPad part of their workflow.
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iphonejd.com:
Review: GoodReader - essential iPad app for PDF files
Intro: Aside from the critical built-in iPad apps such as the Mail client and Safari, GoodReader is the most valuable app that I have on my iPad. It is the top app that I recommend to every lawyer who asks me what they should get for their new iPad. For that reason, I'm a little amazed that I am only now writing a review on iPhone J.D. Indeed, I have so much good to say about this app that I could probably justify a week of posts on everything that I do with GoodReader. Instead, let me try to hit the highlights to share with you the ways that I use this app most often...
Final words: The iPad is a great device for a lawyer to use to read and highlight or otherwise annotate documents. GoodReader is my favorite app for making this possible. If you don't have the app yet, I strongly encourage you to get it.
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macworld.com:
GoodReader for iPad Review
Intro: A while back I reviewed GoodReader for the iPhone, and thought it was a superb app. In adapting the file importing and viewing (and listening) app to the iPad, Good.iWare has hit a home run. The app works as easily and smoothly as the iPhone version, and it has a few extra tricks up its sleeve for good measure...
Final words: While GoodReader offers a lot, it would be an almost perfect app if it enabled you to cut and copy text and images via the iPad’s clipboard, and if it provided some kind of notation feature, such as highlighting or commenting capabilities. It’s unclear how difficult these would be to implement from a programming point of view, but it seems that Good.iWare’s development team can accomplish some pretty mean feats.
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knowyourcell.com:
GoodReader for iPad review
Intro: The iPad has been designed to do much more than the iPhone or iPod Touch and one of these functions is to cover the areas currently held by netbooks.
This means it's easy to view and edit documents and other files including PDFs, Excel spreadsheets, photos and PowerPoint presentations, especially if you download editing apps such as Documents to Go. However, it's not always that easy to manage your files on the iPad, which is where GoodReader comes in...
Final words: There's no other way to do it easily on an iPhone and using GoodReader is the best way to add the functionality.
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