A new update to Dropbox for iOS allows users to create and edit multiple page PDFs by taking photos of documents.

Dropbox users will be able to open, edit, save changes to and share their PDF documents directly from Dropbox.

They can be eBooks, tutorials, or guidelines from Apple that are essential to my writing online. Thanks to the increasing support for cloud services in apps like PDF Expert, GoodReader, and iAnnotate, ...

Overall, the app update is a continuation of Dropbox's efforts to move beyond the basics of file sharing and boost productivity features across its platform.

Dropbox users who store PDF files on their cloud accounts will now be able to open, edit, save and share those files directly from that source, using Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader apps. It's ...

PDF files can be shared directly from the viewer, so there's no need to download a file or go back to the main Dropbox interface to send it on. The latest update also allows for text searching ...