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"Xodo" is a really fantastic PDF reader/Editor. It's free, has lots of annotation options, material design, has pdf tabs and also the ability to import PowerPoint presentations and other things. Lots of other features.
I use it with my lecture notes and other things at University.
edit: I only just learned now that they have a windows store app and a desktop web app. I could replace adobe reader with it. Seriously great for a free program.
Try out xodo.
It's free and without ads. It has multiple folder searching options, night mode, deleting and stitching pdfs and editing pics. Kinda unbelievable but God such apps do exist and yes it does have plenty of features. It's a keeper.
- Xodo PDF reader, the best PDF reader I have ever tried. Fast, powerful and free! (But how does it make money? It always bug me.)
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Free - Xodo: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Paid - Squid: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.steadfastinnovation.android.projectpapyrus
Both are full-featured PDF annotator software with automatic Cloud backup. You'll need to convert your Powerpoints to PDF (I do this on my computer with a free app called CutePDF, not sure of an phone app that can do this), then transfer the PDFs to your phone using the Cloud or connecting with a cord.
Xodo is great and should satisfy most users. One of my favorite features is Xodo Connect, which allows you to annotate with others in real time. Great for study groups.
Squid is a paid app (subscription pay OR unlock features for a one-time fee) but I like its interface and the pen features over Xodo. Otherwise it's an expensive alternative: $5 to unlock Import PDF, $3 to unlock more writing tools, $3 to unlock Cloud Backup.
I use xodo now (first link). Used to use mupdf.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.artifex.mupdfdemo&hl=en
Try this out https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en_US&gl=US
Best experience for pdf editors.
For editing (word or PowerPoint files) i like google apps like(google docs and google slide)
But if u want an app for reading files a i think Xodo is pretty good It doesn't support (ePub) files though but it does support PDFs, docs, pptx.
I use Xodo PDF reader https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en_US. You'll have to install Google Play if Amazon doesn't have it in their apps section. If you want to know how to put Google play on your Kindle, just Google "Kindle 10 HD Google play". It's very easy to do.
Can be done with
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en_US
If your Chromebook supports Play store. There is a bunch of other apps that do the same.
But I would look at using Google Forms possibly instead.
Have you tried using Xodo ? Its a pretty cool app than can be used as a notebook, but also can write on pdf too. It has cloud storage support too, and can add pages to pdfs. I started using it and im almost droping OneNote.
For quick notes, samsung notes is still the best, specially because off off-screen memo (although its not THAT useful on the Tabs as on the Notes)
@op i got a used Tab S3 at Amazon for 350$. I like it a lot, i got it mainly to replace my Tab A 2016 that had lots of lag issues, specially for big notes on OneNote. On the S3 i dont feel much lag at all. Normally its kinda slow on unlocking the screen, but besides that i dont see much problem, but thats me. I use it mainly as a notebook/pdf reader, and its damn good at that. The oled screen is miles better than the Tab A lcd. Its also very good for gaming and media, the speaker is very good, and it supports HDR. I`m watching The Grand Tour with Amazon Prime Video and the image is gourgeous. For some reason the Youtube app doesnt support HDR though.
Lastly, Oreo is coming to the Tab S3 soon™. I didnt feel much difference with the Note 8, but the general consensus is that it made the S8/S8+ snappier.
I was using the X-plore PDF viewer built into my X-plore file manager to view the pages horizontally.
However I am also able to do this with:
Adobe Acrobat using the "two page" display.
WPS Office using the "pad view"
...and thanks to CidAndroid probably the best solution:
Xodo PDF Reader & Editor in "Double" mode.
Hi, I am a Xodo dev! Not sure where you got info but Xodo DOES NOT scavenge any data and you DO NOT need to upload your files (to any cloud).
To edit files locally simply open the file, annotate/edit, and save locally. The file (or edits) never pass the network line. You can use it completely offline.
nashvortex please do not spread misinformation!
Also please read privacy policy xodo.com/legal and http://feedback.xodo.com/knowledgebase/articles/911262-how-does-xodo-make-money
FYI: Xodo is 11 top-rated Productivity app with 5+ million installs in the Playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Xodo lets you keep multiple PDF:s open in separate tabs, kind of like a desktop web browser. It's not exactly what you asked for, but it should make switching between them a lot easier. I can't think of any other solution.
This one only puts 1 image in a PDF file but so not sure if it's what you're looking for. Xodo
But it is my favorite PDF app.
Yes, OneNote for Windows/Mac can import PDFs using the Insert -> File Printout (Windows)/PDF Printout (Mac) functionality, which can then be viewed on Android. The text is searchable, but not OCR'd, so you cannot select and highlight the text directly, although you can use the pen/highlighter to mark the inserted images.
Try it with a small PDF first and see if this is what you want. I don't know how well OneNote can import large PDFs. For large textbooks, it might be better to use a PDF editor. Xodo is a good one for Android.
hi. maybe you want to try this it has an icon like sunglasses and when you touch it wrap text and then you can zoom and read it very easy without the need to go right and left.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=el
This is the best thing I've found to fill the missing web clipper feature on Android. Xodo can create PDFs, but those aren't natively searchable in Joplin.
Xodo: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Do you have another? Please share!
Gutted about your ThinkPad.
Is DeX sufficient to be used as only one computing device.? Depends on the use cases. With yours i would say - YES.
> Lets say your excel docs are not complicated, maybe one or two basic formulas and that is it. You will have no problem to view/edit them in excel using Office Android app or even browser version of Excel / Word.
> Same with PDF. When i need to check PDF files i open them inside Samsung SNotes app or XODO PDF VIewer / Editor app. This app has everything what i think you will need to work with PDF files inside DeX.
> Some of my videos are shot with the phone and edited entirely on DeX. I am using Kinemaster.
> CRM stuff - depends how complicated that crm is. you might fine that samsung internet apps will mess with you while using crm so don't give up and try other browsers like Edge or Kiwi. Samsung Internet app just don't want to be friends with my Proxmox server Web UI so for that i am using KIWI browser.
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>Why do we have laptops if you aren't using the processing foe lrage calculations
This is just the way it is. Some people thing that they need most powerful and faster device out there to get things done perfectly without realising that what they do can be easily done with phone/mobile desktop UI.
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This might be not ideal thing but if you can't work without windows what about having a PC at home and just RDP in to that machine from DeX. In this case DeX will be your thin client and all horse power will sit at home in the box.
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ps. its late here in UK and my reply might look like a mess. sorry about that. i am typing with one eye opened :)
I am 100% sure that DeX community will help you out if you have any further questions.
I was going to mention XodoPDF as well. You can create blank pages for notes, import and edit PDFs, add/remove/split/merge pages. It's a surprisingly full-featured PDF editor, and the best that I've found with the ability to annotate directly on the PDF file.
You lot should try squid (https://www.squidnotes.com) you can sync your notes with dropbox as PDFs, It great for notes; for PDF annotations I use xodo docs (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en_US&gl=US=, It can also sync. I know that ipads are fast but the ios ecosystem is just no for me coming from linux and open source centered OSP
You can use the measure tool if the PDF is to scale. You have the set the drawing scale first, which can be slightly confusing in the beginning, but it's very handy.
Mobilon Xodo. Lehet szerkeszteni az ingyenes módban egy olcsóbb stylussal. Adobe Acrobat nem mondom, mert az előfizetős ezzen része.
I don't know how to do it with Samsung Notes, but I managed to solve the same issue by changing my PDF - editor to Xodo
Xodo is a "real" PDF-editor, which means it does not convert your PDFs to other file formats like Samsung Notes. Xodo also syncs automatically with Google Drive, which means no manual syncing is needed.
My workflow:
- Download Google Drive for your PC
- Select the folder(s) you need and activate sync with Google Drive
- Download Xodo for PC and your Samsung tablet.
- Annotate end edit your PDFs via Xodo as you like
And the best of all, Xodo is free and not crammed with annoying adds. You only pay for some minor functionality which I don't need.
TL;DR
Xodo let's you annotate PDFs on your PC and tablet and syncs with Google Drive
I don't know how to do it with Samsung Notes, but I managed to solve the same issue by changing my PDF - editor to Xodo
Xodo is a "real" PDF-editor, which means it does not convert your PDFs to other file formats like Samsung Notes. Xodo also syncs automatically with Google Drive, which means no manual syncing is needed.
My workflow:
1. Download Google Drive for your PC
2. Select the folder(s) you need and activate sync with Google Drive
3. Download Xodo for PC and your Samsung tablet.
4. Annotate end edit your PDFs via Xodo as you like
And the best of all, Xodo is free and not crammed with annoying adds. You only pay for some minor functionality which I don't need.
TL;DR
Xodo let's you annotate PDFs on your PC and tablet and syncs with Google Drive
I know I am late to the party, but I just found the right app: Xodo
Xodo is a "real" PDF-editor, which means it does not convert your PDFs to other file formats like Samsung Notes.
Xodo also syncs automatically with Google Drive, which means no manual syncing is needed.
My workflow:
1. Download Google Drive for your PC
2. Select the folder(s) you need and activate sync with Google Drive
3. Download Xodo for PC and your Samsung tablet.
4. Annotate end edit your PDFs via Xodo as you like
And the best of all, Xodo is free and not crammed with annoying adds.
You only pay for some minor functionality which I don't need.
TL;DR
Xodo let's you annotate PDFs on your PC and tablet and syncs with Google Drive
I use xodo for reading and editing pdf files. TinyScanner For scanning documents into pdf.
These apps don't have some of listed features but worth trying.
For .pdf files : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader -Dark mode -can open multiple files at the same time similar as Google Chrome -annotate the pdf and highlight.
For .epub files : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.faultexception.reader
I am using Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I use OneNote for notetaking. Xodo is the best app to read articles and take notes on PDF. You can open files from Google Drive and it automatically saves your annotations.
Make sure you have a pdf viewer installed. If not install then Xodo from play store and open your pdf file through it.
That is a Godsend. I compliment it with Xodo to cover all my editing I can think of on a mobile device when it comes to .pdf files.
Have you looked for an app that lets you draw on pdfs, that is not especially for cross stitching? I've been using Xodo for a while now and it lets you take all kinds of notes, highlight parts of the pdf and so on. It might not be perfect, but better than nothing.
I recently picked up a Nook HD+ for like $80 on ebay for the same purpose. Rooted the thing to run normal Android OS and been loving it. Cheap, looks nice, and works great.
Using Xodo to read PDFs which is great with all the note taking and highlighting tools, but plenty of other options out there as well.
I like the Xodo Reader
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
I like Xodo
Xodo PDF is pretty good.
I guess Xodo is meant. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
I use Xodo and save the PDF in Google Drive
Xodo, Pdf Reader both for Windows 10 and Android, works like a charm.
Xodo PDF Reader is also a nice free alternative.
I really like Xodo PDF
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Personally, I love the Xodo PSF Reader and Editor. They have an amazing app with great Chrome OS support here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
And they also have a really nice web app version at https://xodo.com
XODO: Best PDF App, does have night mode, reflow, editor and lot more ;p
XODO perhaps
XODO is highly regarded here, and has bookmarks. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Weird. Still worth trying a different pdf app, Xodo is considered one of the best.
Definitely XODO ☺
big files are handled easily ��
- convert docx to PDF
- add PDF page bookmarks
Also If you want free dedicated pdf reader without ads , Try Xodo Pdf reader
There definitely are - PDF reader/editor apps - but I don't know what the best for Android would be.
Some google-found examples:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.reader
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.foxit.mobile.pdf.lite
Xodo added text reflow recently and supports Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive.
I've tried almost all the PDF viewers out there, and prefer Xodo by far.
Xodo is the best PDF Reader I have found for articles / text books. It has bookmarks, annotations, etc. and works smoothly.
I believe Xodo does what you are looking for.
Have a look at Xodo.
Not sure, but XODO DOCS might met most of your requirements.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
My bad it's XODO I made a typo
Reading PDFs is less pleasant than reading printed books, but it has its advantages, especially when referencing (bookmarks, search, etc.).
On my Windows laptop, I use the free version of PDF-XChange Editor, which is by far my favourite PDF reader. Alternatives are Sumatra PDF, which works also for e-books, and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
On Mac, I didn't find yet a good alternative to PDF-XChange Editor (which is Windows only). I use Foxit or Adobe.
On my Android phone, reading PDFs frankly sucks (the screen is just too small and managing the files is a pain), but when I do, I use Xodo.
I always used xodo https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
pag pang edit for documents: https://www.sejda.com/
pero pag pang edit for note taking, highlighting: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en&gl=US
tapos naka sync lang yung files ko sa Gdrive, para pag naupdate ko sa Phone, mag ccarry over sa PC pag nag access ako sa PC XD
- For news I just use google feed although I don't know if it's available on the fold
- I personally use Xodo if a need to edit PDFs although they are other options
Vlc will be great for watching videos
ReadEra is a great reader for MOBI files
I'm pretty sure most music players can handle FLAC files although i personally recommend [shuttle]
I personally think you should use firefox as your default browser since you can use add-ons including Ublock Orgin for add blocking
If you want to take full advantage of android here are some other recommendations: * If you have the ability to, I recommend downloading YouTube vanced, an add free version of YouTube with sponser block, although it's not available on the play store and you have to sideload it
- You can also enable device wide add blocking if you don't mind higher lag by changing your private dns address to dns.adguard.com
It actually does to an extent, gets most of the work I do done. Just love Xodo, hope it helps you too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Xodo Pdf isn't FOSS, but it works great as a pdf reader and editor. It's available on the Play Store. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
I use XODO for editing and annotating PDFs on my Chromebook.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en&gl=GB
If it's only for PDF annotation the simplest solution is using Xodo instead of Samsung Notes since it can work directly with the PDFs you have stored in OneDrive.
Another option you can try is to use this workaround to get Samsung Notes on your non-Samsung laptop (worked for me).
If you want a more complex file syncing solution, you can check out Syncthing. It allows you to set up a two-way sync between local folders on your laptop and the internal storage of the S7+ so that you can open and edit files on both devices and sync between devices.
To use it you need to download it on your computer as well as on the Tab (I recommend this fork). Once it's set up on your laptop, you need to connect the devices to each other and choose the folders that you want to share from your laptop (you can organize your files to your liking and sync as many folders as you want). Then on the Tab you just have to choose the internal storage location where you want to point those folders to. Since the files are stored locally, you'll be able to open them in any software including Samsung Notes, and save them back into the synced folder.
Hope this helps!
For working with PDFs, I use Xodo. I think it's a fantastic app, and I like using it
I'm a big fan of xodo.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Librera can read PDF's but besides that there's Xodo, but I'm not sure it has the features you're asking for.
Xodo PDF. Doesn't have a scanner, but I know there are apps from Adobe and Microsoft for that.
I have been using Xodo
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
Cheapest option is a Kindle Fire HD. You can use the Amazon Fire Toolbox in order to remove all of the amazon/ads crap and install google apps. I use this stylus for writing and use xodo to annotate.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
If you havent already try this, it allows you to zoom in more than write on pdf
>Nothing in Chrome os on the slate works well, not even chrome. It's a buggy mess.
Actually, I really want to focus on this because outside of reading PDFs on a larger screen in my favorite PDF reader of all time, XODO (seriously, go check it out) I agree with you here.
I had more crashes on a m3 Pixel slate in the span of a 3 hour lecture than I had over the course of 3 months and ~30 lectures with the tab s4.
>It's a buggy mess.
This... This right here. I pre ordered the slate and got it in November 18, i had finally had enough in July and sold it in August. I purchased again on black Friday, used it again for a day, saw how buggy it still was and then returned it.
Things like this lack of any sort of attention to detail like this Or this... and these are just a few of the bugs i personally encountered, and wanted to share with friends or on monorail with the Google devs
The experience really pissed me off with Google and how they treat chrome os as a whole. There's a lot i love about chrome OS. But I could not even remotely call it stable. I've had literally no crashes with Windows 10 on my xps 13 and experienced 0 times where the laptop became unusable because of software glitches in 5 months.
Whereas on my slate it was more often than not a daily occurrence.
I can't believe i lived like that for over 8 months..
Xodo. You can customise the view.
Xodo Here is preview of what it looks like in light vs dark mode.https://i.imgur.com/JtaCczY.jpg
Xodo does.
This is what I use:
Xodo PDF Reader & Editor
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en
reads "*.PDF" files using TTS.
This is what I use:
Xodo PDF Reader & Editor
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en
reads "*.PDF" files using TTS.
Did you try other pdf apps? Try xodo pdf.
You may want to try Xodo mobile https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader
This version is designed for touch and pen.
I'm currently using Xodo Reader and no problems with it so far.
I always use Xodo, it opens any PDF (and other formats) without any problems and also big files :D
> text reflow any zoom and night view
Take a look at Xodo.
Sounds like something xodo can do.
Convert sets of images into pdf then annotate them freehand.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xodo.pdf.reader&hl=en
One of my favorite apps on the Note 4 and super useful with the S pen.
I'd recommend trying Xodo PDF Reader