PDFpen for iPad and PDFpen for iPhone was eventually merged as PDFpen for iPad & iPhone 2.0 after Apple introduced universal apps allowing apps to run on iPad as well as iPhone.
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Īt its release, PDFpen for iPad & iPhone was popular among current PDFpen for Mac users as well as those interested in the concept of a paperless office.
PDFpen for iPad and iPhone often appear on various lists along with iAnnotate, PDF Expert (software), and LiquidText as a recommended PDF markup and annotation apps for iPad. PDFpen for iPad & iPhone included support for pressure-sensitive styluses such as Apple Pencil, Pencil by FiftyThree, and JotTouch and JotScript from Adonit. PDFpen Scan+ was launched in 2013 as a scanning and OCR companion to PDFpen for iPad & iPhone. The addition of this new app, introduced the phrase PDFpen family of apps. In 2015, Scan+ 2.0 added touch-free scanning to improve scanning.Īt the time of its release, few apps combined the ability to scan, combine multiple pages, and OCR, Reviews, however, tend to critique the app’s scanning capabilities when compared to other scanning apps on the market. Due to low user demand, Scan+ discontinued development in September 2019. PDFpen Cloud Access was introduced in January 2012 as a solution to provide iCloud access to users who did not purchase PDFpen through the Mac App Store. Smile discontinued the product by March 2013 based on updated Apple requirements in the App store. When Apple introduced iCloud Drive with OS X 10.10 Yosemite in October 2014, iCloud Drive support was also added to versions of PDFpen purchased directly from Smile enabling all users to access their files from iCloud.
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