I would love for GoodReader to better interoperate with other iPad apps. For example, I can see educational utility in opening a DRM-free classic downloaded into iBooks for annotation in GoodReader.

The newly released GoodReader for iPad 3.3, an offering from Russia-based Good.iWare, contains a number of new and improved features, but most notable is the ability to make document edits immediately ...

GoodReader for iPad, Good.iWare’s acclaimed all-purpose reader, has received an update to version 2.8, adding support for horizontal viewing of PDF files, VGA-out support, and a few other goodies.

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Anyone who wants to do more with PDFs on an iPad than just view them in iBooks has almost certainly heard of Good.iWare’s GoodReader app for the iPad, and many have already probably ponied up the ...

April 20, 2018 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google iOS: If Hell exists, I will spend eternity being forced to read PDFs on my phone. I’ll be pinching and zooming ...

Last night we detailed how it’s possible to sync documents across multiple Macs configured with the same iCloud account through a hidden folder in Lion’s Library called Mobile Documents. As I ...

Version 2.8 adds a wealth of PDF improvements, including side-by-side page viewing. It also supports VGA-out, a boon to business users. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of ...

GoodReader was one of a handful of apps which had figured out how to do USB syncing to iPhones, but their solution was in violation of Apple's iPhone SDK rules. Apple eventually required all 3rd party ...

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One of the things I’ve always wanted to do with my smartphone — whether it was my original Palm Treo 650, or my current iPhone — was to read books while on-the-go. Unfortunately, the screens on these ...