Why do PDFs on the iPad have to be so formal? Often times we find our selves swiping stiff pages of a manual or some other instructional text only to find ourselves bored with the lack of any real depth. Magnifying glasses, page locks, and even that overwhelming panel of font settings can sometimes be completely unnecessary for simply enjoying the content you’ve uploaded to your device. Folio Case for the iPad brings PDFs back to basics with a bare bones interface designed for familiarity and simplicity. Turn pages - don’t slide them! And download PDFs you find online thanks to Folio’s built in capture tool. Currently on sale for $2.99, it makes a perfect companion to Apple’s iBooks and an excellent reader for all of the online documentation you’re likely to amass this Christmas. But if those last pennies were spent on coffee and not apps, we have you covered.
Giveaway
- We have 4 copies of Folio Case to give away.
- To enter the giveaway, follow @foliocase and tweet the following message before 11.59 AM PDT (December 24th): Folio Case - The Simplest PDF App We’re Giving Away!: http://mcstr.net/gi8qaQ
- We will search Twitter.com for tweets and retweets and randomly pick up the winners.
- Make sure to follow @macstoriesnet on Twitter so we can get in touch with you once the giveaway is over. If you want to increase your odds of winning, you can also leave a comment to this post.
- Winners will be announced on Friday (December 24th).
Update: Here are the winners of the giveaway. Congratulations! Check your Twitter DMs in a few minutes.
- @vincibleman
- @SomniusX
- @Badwill
- @eikichiDanma
