Good.iWare, the company behind popular iOS file manager and document annotation tool GoodReader, has announced an SDK to let third-party developers send files and folders to GoodReader and receive ...

The iPad pre-dated the iPhone, at least inside Apple. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The latest version of GoodReader enables iPad users to view two documents side-by-side. It also offers a long list of ...

iOS: If Hell exists, I will spend eternity being forced to read PDFs on my phone. I’ll be pinching and zooming some D&D playbook or work document, struggling to fit the whole page on the screen while ...

Last night we detailed how it’s possible to sync documents across multiple Macs configured with the same iCloud account through a hidden folder in Lion’s Library called Mobile Documents. As I ...

Update: GoodReader 4.8.1 has now been released and the iCloud functionality has returned without explanation. It is unclear what prompted the reversal, although it is likely that Apple has once again ...

I've been using GoodReader since the iPad first shipped and didn't realize its true value until a conversation I was having yesterday. If you're not familiar with GoodReader, it's an app that lets you ...

In an effort to get us to forget about file systems, Apple has done all it can to hide iOS’s file system from users, but the real world continues to intrude: we still need a way to juggle individual ...

The newest version of GoodReader for iPad is now available for download from the Apple App store and to celebrate the launch of the new iPad version we are giving 3 free copies away to Good E-Reader ...

Every person who loves reading books has, at some point or the other, wanted to read books while on the go. Unfortunately, the screens on these smartphones have all been way too small to make reading ...

The newly released GoodReader for iPad 3.3, an offering from Russia-based Good.iWare, contains a number of new and improved features, but most notable is the ability to make document edits immediately ...

iOS apps are, for me, a lot like cable channels: No matter how many I have on my iPad or my iPod touch, I only use a dozen or so on a regular basis. The others I don’t delete because they give me some ...