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The Adobe Acrobat Blog has a new post up reveling in the 1 million downloads their Reader app for Android has garnered in the two months since its release. With over 4,000 rating the app also sits at a healthy four stars, and with all the success the PDF viewer has had Adobe promises there is much more to come. I’ll take any enhancements as a bonus as I’ve been pretty pleased the the experience Reader for Android has offered since day one. It isn’t the most light-weight PDF reader on the Android Market, but for all of its features it really makes the viewing experience that much better on Android. If you haven’t checked it out I highly encourage you to check it out.
[via TalkAndroid]
I like the fact that the highlights I make in Adobe Acrobat Professional show up in this app. It it doesn’t show up in PDF to Go
I hope to see more adobe support. Imagine Photoshop on an android tablet.
It needs a search function…
it needs [jump to page] functionality, Adobe Reader for the Android is good but not great, it feels a bit sluggish even on the Nexus One
It is sluggish pdf viewer, even on my overclocked desire. Repligo its currently the best pdf viewer available simply due to it being the fastest and smoothest at rendering
I did try this when it was released, but I quickly noticed that it didn’t pick up any of my PDFs automatically and didn’t have a “go to page” function which I regularly use for ebooks. I could’ve figured it out but I took it as a bad sign and stuck with the HTC viewer, which is perfect for what I need.
Yuck, pass. Adobe software isn’t as awful as McAfee or Symantec, but it’s close.