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Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! The popular Mac weather app hits the iPhone, complete with its easy-to-understand reports and appropriately dressed ‘Peeps’ for that at-a-glance update.  The app is free but uses iAds, however these can be disabled with an in-app purchase.  Free. A tool for sharing collections of pictures with friends, in real-time or as part of a private album.  The app has a feed for the latest images, a ‘Like’ button and social network integration.  Free. A colorful arcade game that takes the concept of games like Tiny Wings and amps up the gameplay with new challenges.  It’s universal for the iPhone and iPad, plus it has Game Center support.  $0.99/£0.69. A new online social game set in a school for wizards and witches, where you can build new facilities, make magic items and battle evil.  As you’d expect from this type of game, there’s plenty of in-app purchases.  Free. An interesting code-editor for the iPad, which uses the Lua programming language to help you put your game and project ideas into action.  $7.99/£5.49. The latest Call of Duty style FPS from Gameloft, with great graphics and audio throughout the 13 mission campaign.  Universal for the iPhone and iPad, plus a multiplayer mode for up to 12 players.  $6.99/£4.99. A city-building game with a location-based twist and a wealth of in-app purchases.  It’s universal for the iPhone and iPad, rewards location check-ins with bonuses and supports Game Center.  Free. A cloud storage system for all your photos and accessible from your computer, iPad and iPhone.  The app is free and universal, but only includes 30 days of free subscription, then you’ve got to splash out $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year.  Free. A jet ski racing game recommended for the iPhone 4, 4S and iPad 2, although it does work on other devices.  There are 12 courses and 6 skis to unlock, universal device support and Game Center too.  $4.99/£2.99. Watch the gaming TV network on your iPhone, complete with featured streams, live chat and a search feature.  Free. Read More

Adobe ha lanzado su suite de almacenamiento en la nube de fotografías, llamada Adobe Carousel. Esta claro que se han espabilado teniendo ya iCloud en la calle y en todos los dispositivos iOS, ya que ha pasado poco tiempo entre su presentación y su puesta en acción. Carousel se encargará de tener todas nuestras fotos almacenadas en la nube, para que cuando las queramos ver en el iPhone, iPod Touch o iPad, así como en nuestros Mac, las tengamos disponibles. También incluye una serie de herramientas básicas de edición fotográfica, muy al estilo de famosísima Instagram. Lo peor de todo esto, es que las aplicaciones para iOS y Mac son gratuitas, pero se han dedicado a montar un servicio de pago y que además no me parece nada barato para lo que aporta, comparado con iCloud, que es gratuito. Tenemos un periodo de prueba de 30 días, pero la suscripción mensual cuesta $9,99 mientras que la anual $99 (aunque como oferta de lanzamiento tienen los precios a $5.99 y $59.99 respectivamente). Aún tienen que ser lanzadas las apps para Android y Windows, pero vamos, creo que Adobe se va a pegar un batacazo enorme con este servicio. ¿Me equivocaré? Secretario de la junta directiva de la asociación cultural CampusMac. Estudiante de Ingeniería Informática y un maquero crítico. Read More

By Carter Dotson on October 19th, 2011 Adobe has released a free universal app, called Adobe Reader, that supports displaying PDFs on iOS, including DRM-encrypted PDFs. Adobe has released their latest app for iOS, bringing one of their most used services to Apple in an official capacity for the first time. That’s right, Adobe Reader is now available as a free universal app. Those guessing Flash, we’re sorry, but that is probably never happening. Still. Adobe Reader allows for PDF files to be opened and displayed from this app. The advantage that Adobe Reader provides over other PDF reading solutions, which range from apps like to even just Apple’s built-in PDF support in Mail and iBooks, comes from DRM support. The app supports files encoded with Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management, as well as PDFs encrypted up to AES256, which Adobe claims is “the highest grade of PDF encryption.” As well, it’s possible to search PDF text and copy text to the clipboard, print PDFs with AirPrint, share PDF files with other applications, and mail PDF files as attachments. FREE! + Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad Released: 2011-10-17 :: Category: Business Read More

Adobe ha lanzado hoy la aplicación de Adobe Reader para iOS. Para el que no lo conozca, con esta aplicación podrá visualizar archivos en formato PDF, al igual que añadir anotaciones, proteger tus documentos e imprimirlos. Una herramienta que nos puede venir genial para elaborar y editar textos más elaborados en nuestro teléfono. Os dejamos una lista completa con todo lo que podéis hacer con la nueva aplicación de Adobe. Ver archivos PDF •Abrir rápidamente archivos PDF del correo electrónico, la web o cualquier aplicación que admita “Abrir en…” •Ver carteras PDF, paquetes PDF, anotaciones y marcas de dibujo •Leer anotaciones de texto como Notas Acceder a archivos PDF codificados •Abrir y ver archivos PDF protegidos mediante contraseña •Acceder a archivos protegidos mediante el servidor de normativas LiveCycle de Adobe, que permite proteger documentos confidenciales •Es compatible con el mayor grado de cifrado PDF, hasta AES256 Interactuar con archivos PDF •Buscar texto para encontrar determinada información •Usar marcadores para ir directamente a una sección del archivo PDF •Seleccionar un modo de desplazamiento: una sola página o páginas continuas •Ampliar fácilmente texto o imágenes para verlo más cerca •Desplazarse rápidamente por documentos grandes mediante miniaturas •Seleccionar y copiar texto de un archivo PDF al Portapapeles Imprimir y compartir archivos •Imprimir de forma inalámbrica con AirPrint •Compartir archivos PDF con otras aplicaciones que admitan “Abrir en…” •Enviar documentos PDF por correo electrónico en forma de adjuntos Reader está disponible para iPhone y iPad y podemos descargarlo ya de forma gratuita. Disponible: iTunes Precio: Gratis Read More

iOS owners have another way to view PDFs files on their devices now that Adobe has released its popular Reader app for iOS. Adobe Reader for iOS lets you open a PDF from any app that supports "Open in," including mobile Safari and iOS email. It'll let you open password-protected files and view additonal PDF content like annotations and drawing markups. It also supports bookmarks and thumbnails, both of which can be used for navigation. The app is desinged to be a reader only and has a minimalistic interface. When you are within the program, you can search the document, copy text to the clipboard and print. The Adobe Reader app is available for free from the iOS App Store. Read More

Adobe and Apple don’t always see eye-to-eye. And the Cupertino company’s continuous omission of Adobe’s Flash technology from its iOS platform certainly hasn’t helped matters. But regardless of their history, the two remain frenemies. In fact, Adobe just pushed out a version of its popular Reader application for the iOS platform. It allows you to view and interact with several types of PDF files including those protected by encryption and Adobe’s LiveCycle Rights Management… Here’s Adobe Reader’s App Store description: “Adobe Reader is the free global standard for reliably viewing and sharing PDF documents across platforms and devices. Easily and efficiently access the widest range of PDF file types —including PDF Portfolios, password-protected PDF documents and Adobe LiveCycle rights-managed PDF files. Now available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, Adobe Reader offers fast, high-quality interaction with PDF.” Obviously, there are already several third party applications that read PDF documents available for iOS. Apple’s own iBooks actually handles them quite well. But for the folks who deal with encrypted PDF files, this seems like a decent option. Adobe Reader is available in the App Store for both the iPhone and the iPad, for free. Read More

By Leanna Lofte, Monday, Oct 17, 2011 | Adobe has finally released an iOS version of Adobe Reader! With it, you can view PDFs, including encrypted files, and print and share files. What you can’t do, is edit PDFs. Even though Adobe is late to the game with this, I must say that I was rather surprised when I learned that Adobe has made this app available for free. Adobe Reader is the free global standard for reliably viewing and sharing PDF documents across platfoms and devices. Easily and efficiently access the widest range of PDF file types—including PDF Portfolios, password-protected PDF documents and Adobe LiveCycle rights-managed PDF files. Now available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, Adobe Reader offers fast, high-quality interaction with PDF. View PDF files Access encrypted PDF files Interact with PDF files Print and share files Adobe Reader is available on the iPhone and iPad for Free. Have an app you’d love to see featured on TiPb? Email us at iosapps@tipb.com, tell us about your app (include an iTunes link), and we’ll take a look. Read More

Sarah currently works as a writer for TechCrunch, after having previously spent over three years at ReadWriteWeb. Prior to becoming a professional blogger, Sarah worked in I.T. across a number of industries, including banking, retail and software. → Learn More Adobe has just launched a version of its PDF Reader, Adobe Reader for iOS devices, which supports iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The new, free application, available here in iTunes, lets users view PDF files opened via email, on the Web or from within any application that supports iOS’s “Open In” functionality. The app provides additional features like the ability to search for text in the document itself, plus support for bookmarks, navigation using thumbnails, zooming, sharing via email, copy and paste, single page or continuous scroll modes and even wireless printing via iOS AirPrint. In addition to standalone PDFs, the app can be used to open ePortfolios (PDF Portfolios), PDF Packages, annotations and drawing markups. Password-protect files, those secured by Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management and files encrypted using AES256, are also supported. Along with the new iOS app, Adobe released Android Reader for Android 10.1 which includes many of the same features and works on both Android phones and tablets running Android 2.2 or higher. Update: The responses to news of the Adobe Reader iOS app I’m seeing on Twitter are quite varied. So far, they’ve ranged from “finally!” to “oh god no!” Apparently, there’s no middle ground on this one. Adobe Systems Incorporated is a diversified software company. The Company offers a line of business and mobile software and services used by professionals, designers, knowledge workers, high-end consumers, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners, developers and enterprises for creating, managing, delivering and engaging with compelling content and experiences across multiple operating systems, devices and media. Adobe distributes its products through a network of distributors and dealers, value-added resellers (VARs), systems integrators, independent software vendors (ISVs) and OEMs, direct to end... Sponsored Ads Sponsored Ads Sponsored Ads Read More

Sarah currently works as a writer for TechCrunch, after having previously spent over three years at ReadWriteWeb. Prior to becoming a professional blogger, Sarah worked in I.T. across a number of industries, including banking, retail and software. → Learn More Adobe has just launched a version of its PDF Reader, Adobe Reader for iOS devices, which supports iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The new, free application, available here in iTunes, lets users view PDF files opened via email, on the Web or from within any application that supports iOS’s “Open In” functionality. The app provides additional features like the ability to search for text in the document itself, plus support for bookmarks, navigation using thumbnails, zooming, sharing via email, copy and paste, single page or continuous scroll modes and even wireless printing via iOS AirPrint. In addition to standalone PDFs, the app can be used to open ePortfolios (PDF Portfolios), PDF Packages, annotations and drawing markups. Password-protect files, those secured by Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management and files encrypted using AES256, are also supported. Along with the new iOS app, Adobe released Android Reader for Android 10.1 which includes many of the same features and works on both Android phones and tablets running Android 2.2 or higher. Update: The responses to news of the Adobe Reader iOS app I’m seeing on Twitter are quite varied. So far, they’ve ranged from “finally!” to “oh god no!” Apparently, there’s no middle ground on this one. Adobe Systems Incorporated is a diversified software company. The Company offers a line of business and mobile software and services used by professionals, designers, knowledge workers, high-end consumers, original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners, developers and enterprises for creating, managing, delivering and engaging with compelling content and experiences across multiple operating systems, devices and media. Adobe distributes its products through a network of distributors and dealers, value-added resellers (VARs), systems integrators, independent software vendors (ISVs) and OEMs, direct to end... Sponsored Ads Sponsored Ads Sponsored Ads Read More

posted by Jacob Penderworth on Monday, October 17, 2011 at 9:55 am.   Adobe has released an official Reader app for the iPad and iPhone. The app is compatible with several different kinds of PDF documents, including “PDF Portfolios, password-protected PDF documents and Adobe LiveCycle rights-managed PDF files.” It also features wireless printing via AirPrint, the ability to find text within a PDF file, text copying, thumbnail navigation, and much more. Adobe Reader for iOS is 5.9 MB in size and available free on the App Store here. Additionally, Adobe has updated their Reader app for Android to version 10.1. This version adds the ability to navigate PDF files using bookmarks, copy/paste support, thumbnail navigation for larger files, and more. It’s available on the Android Market here. Read More