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Adobe Reader for Android offers same high quality PDF viewing as on your desktop. Features: Open PDF files as email attachments and on the web, Interact with PDF files using advanced multi-touch gestures like Pinch zoom, Double tap Zoom, Flick scrolling & Panning, Reflow view fits the page contents to the screen for easy viewing. (For Android version 2.0 and higher).
Price: Free
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Adobe® Reader® for Android offers PDF electronic document viewing on Android phones. Although there are plenty of third party Android apps that allow PDF viewing, Adobe makes viewing via their app a bit stable and smoother. The best feature about the limited app is the text “Reflow View” which formats the document text for easy reading on mobile, no left-right scroll… only up-down, plus text resize options (Note: PDF must be properly formatted, doesn’t work on images as text in PDF).
One gripe we have is the lack in opening PDF files from the app. There is a list of “Recently Viewed” PDFs but no way to browse the SD Card or other apps to open documents. You must go either from a file manager app or email and open it with Adobe Reader, afterward it places this reference in Recently Viewed list.
There is not much to the app except allowing the ability to view PDF documents on smartphones. Comes in handy if receiving important presentations or documents on the go. The app is easy to operate and text Reflow View makes navigating and reading on the small screen all more easier.




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Should you Download Adobe Reader? Yes! Must Have PDF Reader App!
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You can open PDFs from the app. It scans the SD card and memory for all PDFs and lists them in the PDF Files tab.
My gripe with the current reader is that is doesn’t remember your position in a PDF and there is no way that I can find to jump to a page. You need these features if you are trying to read a 500+ technical manual.
It does a great job of rendering. I hope they add these features soon so it is really usable.
Adobe reader crashes my ZTE V9. So far is the only app doing that. I’ve seen in other sites several people with similar problem in various brands of tablets.