Adobe Acrobat is great for editing PDF files, but the software costs between $13 and $20 a month for a subscription. If you work with PDFs only occasionally, paying out monthly is massive overkill.

For years, Adobe Acrobat was my default PDF tool. It felt like the obvious choice. PDFs came from Adobe, so its software had to be the gold standard. On paper, it does everything like read, edit, sign ...

It’s been more than 25 years that PDF files have been around, and they’re not going anywhere anytime soon. As PDFs are the most popular format for presentations and document sharing, they are heavily ...

Who says you have to shell out big bucks for something like Adobe Acrobat to get a great PDF editor? The much more affordable PDF Editor, PDF Book Reader stands out as a comprehensive, user-friendly ...

The Foxit PDF Editor app gives users access to a comprehensive set of features and is designed for serious users rather than those seeking to edit documents casually. As a result, the user interface ...

PDF reader apps have always been a pain in the neck. Generally speaking, there are two primary use cases for PDF files. The first is for business, where you can create PDF forms and have people fill ...

Kobo has issued a minor firmware update for their latest generation Kobo Elipsa 2e. The company has just enhanced the overall PDF experience. When you close a PDF, your e-reader will remember your ...

Editor's take: More AI functionality is coming to Edge. A new feature incorporates Copilot into the built-in PDF reader. Microsoft already has a slew of AI-powered features in its browser, but this ...

The Microsoft 365 roadmap has revealed the PDF reader in Edge will soon be getting a big update. The future update is centered around free-form highlighting, and overall improvements with reading ...

Reading is the most popular form of content consumption on any smartphone. And an ecosystem is efficient and competent enough if it offers a satisfying reading experience in addition to other ...

Another day, another critical security exploit discovered for Adobe Reader. Ho-hum. The PDF software’s near-ubiquitous presence has made it a big, fat, juicy target for years now, and by this point, ...