Adobe Reader for Android requires a device running Android 2.1 or higher. If you've got a great, free, full-featured PDF reader to point us to, we're all ears in the comments.

A copy of the PDF can also be saved via the 'Save copy' button on the top right, allowing you to open the PDF in a third-party reader, if desired. The functionality is live for us on Google Chrome ...

First spotted by @leopeva64 last month and now confirmed working by Android expert Mishaal Rahman for Android Authority, Google Chrome can already open PDFs inline using Android's built-in PDF reader.

Chrome for Android can now open PDF files without the need for a third-party app. The browser’s new native function is currently working for Android 15. Previously, this feature was locked ...

Editing PDF documents on the go is helpful in so many situations. For example, if you’re at the doctor’s office and need to sign a document, you can quickly do so with an applicable PDF reader.

Foxit PDF Reader is a popular Android PDF reader with more than a hundred thousand installs recorded on Google Play, and a high rating of 4.6. It doesn't take long to understand Foxit's success.

Adobe's app also requires Android 2.1 or higher, which means users without a Droid, Nexus One, Eris, or the other handful of 2.1 devices will be left in the dust.