Notability vs GoodNotes for PDF-reading
Before we get started, Notability has updated its app to add a pencil tool. I love pencil tools.
PDFs
GoodNotes vs PDFelement for PDF reading
On the iPad, you can work on your PDFs in either a note-taking app, PDF reader or PDF Editor. Each app category has unique capabilities that set it apart from the others.
Adobe Acrobat Reader on the iPad: complete review
Adobe Acrobat Reader is a PDF-reader by Adobe Inc. On the iPad, it is available to download for free but has in-app purchases for pro features.
Top 10 PDF-editing features in PDFelement for the iPad
PDF reading is one of the best note-taking styles for minimalist note-takers. There are
PDFelement for the iPad: complete review
PDFelement is a good PDF reader with simple PDF-editing capabilities. Its one-time purchase is a sure reason to consider it over other available options.
ZoomNotes: the Best PDF-reader for the iPad
Like everything else with ZoomNotes, its PDF reading experience is the best you’ll get
7 reasons Flexcil is a better PDF reader than GoodNotes
GoodNotes is an awesome note-taking app with decent PDF reading capabilities. Flexcil, on the
Flexcil 2 for the iPad: complete review
Flexcil 2 sells on App Store as a note-taking app and PDF reader. For
Flexcil vs Flexcil 2: what has changed?
Flexcil has a new version, they are calling it Flexcil 2. The logo has
LiquidText for the iPad (2024): complete review
LiquidText is a formidable research tool for the iPad that keeps improving every year. The syncing issues we had before seem to have been finally resolved, and we’re happy to see that.