Adopting a UI that borrows from the OS X Finder and Tweetbot’s color scheme, a sidebar provides you with a list of sources - including local storage, iCloud, Network and an in-built browser. When you load Documents, you will be presented with a variety of sample documents, but also a handy 20-page guide which walks you through the various features of the app. While the look and feel may have changed and additional support added, the concept remains the same - you add, move, delete, archive and share files with a couple of touches of a button. The app sports an overhauled user interface, better performance, a brand new media player and incorporates the PDF engine used in Readdle’s PDF Expert app to provide better support and increased functionality.
Make no mistake, Documents is a big step up from ReaddleDocs.
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