iPad & iPhone User - UK (2020-01)

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and manage files with ease, all from an intuitive user

interface that puts Apple’s own Files to shame.

Although there was little to dislike about the look

and feel of prior releases, Documents adds a fresh coat

of paint inspired by the company’s recent PDF Expert 7,

a robust tool for document editing and annotation. The

result is a refined UI that makes viewing and organizing

files a more organic experience, with support for iOS

13’s new Dark Mode and floating keyboard. iPad users

can also now open more than one Documents window

at a time, great for side-by-side comparison or to drag-

and-drop content between them.

Documents 7

brings the Plus

button to iPhone,

making it easier for

users to create and

import files from

almost anywhere

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andmanagefileswithease,allfromanintuitiveuser

interfacethatputsApple’sownFilestoshame.

Althoughtherewaslittletodislikeaboutthelook

andfeelofpriorreleases,Documentsaddsafreshcoat

ofpaintinspiredbythecompany’srecentPDFExpert7,

arobusttoolfordocumenteditingandannotation.The

resultisarefinedUIthatmakesviewingandorganizing

filesamoreorganicexperience,withsupportforiOS

13’snewDarkModeandfloatingkeyboard.iPadusers

canalsonowopenmorethanoneDocumentswindow

atatime,greatforside-by-sidecomparisonortodrag-

and-dropcontentbetweenthem.

Documents 7

brings the Plus

button to iPhone,

making it easier for

users to create and

import files from

almost anywhere