Decent PDF Reader

[cerebus]

I'm struggling to find a reader that can handle PDF's in an adequate way - by which I mean, has some kind of text resize lock-in feature so that I'm not pinching in every new page. Kindle is pretty good apart from that. All the other readers just mess up the formatting somehow. Suggestions?

 

[bwana]

iBooks, Good Reader, PDF expert?

 

[cerebus]

park@82 had a response..what happened to that? Anyway thanks for the suggestions bwana I'll take a look.

 

[bwana]

park@82 had a response..what happened to that? Anyway thanks for the suggestions bwana I'll take a look.

Looks like he changed his mind about the post.

On the other side of the spectrum I've been trying to find the equivalent of iBooks on android for my nexus 7 as I was desperately trying to find some use for the device I though a eReader might be it.

Its a moot point since the arrival of a Mini. iBooks is a great little app.

 

[Park@82]

Yes I deleted the post about ezPDF as I can't vouch for the iOS version.
The Android version works pretty well for me tho.

 

[cerebus]

Looks like he changed his mind about the post.

On the other side of the spectrum I've been trying to find the equivalent of iBooks on android for my nexus 7 as I was desperately trying to find some use for the device I though a eReader might be it.

Its a moot point since the arrival of a Mini. iBooks is a great little app.

I can't get with iBooks somehow but maybe I must give it more of a chance. On Android I liked Mantano more than anything else; and Kindle obviously.

 

[bwana]

I can't get with iBooks somehow but maybe I must give it more of a chance. On Android I liked Mantano more than anything else; and Kindle obviously.

Kindle doesnt support Mantano - does it do pdfs? Haven't tried Mantano though.

The thing I like about iBooks is that you can easily set up collections so I have one for my PDF manuals and then others for the various authors of my ebooks.

Syncing is also very useful when you're reading across multiple devices.