The many ways in which you can read PDF files with ease are what makes GoodReader a killer app. I also had an easy time of accessing my Google Docs, listening to MP3 files I had transferred transferred via USB, and watching an MP4 video. In my testing of the app, I found reading PDF files to be a pleasure, almost matching, in terms of straight-on reading, the experience of reading from withinĪ’s Kindle app. GoodReader also enables you to transfer files via Wi-Fi, download files from the Web (via an integrated Web browser), and even access files from personal storage sites such as MobileMe iDisk, Google Docs, and As such my positive rating of the app remains the same, even after updating the review to reflect this change.) While it’s regrettable that such a great feature had to go, I can hardly fault Good.iWare for having to comply with Apple’s rules. ( Update: Unfortunately, the recent 2.4 update removed this USB file transfer feature at Apple’s request. The easiest way had been to sync files via USB using theįree companion GoodReaderUSB program (there are both Mac and Windows versions), which consists of a window into which you drag files you want to transfer to your iPhone. You can import files into the app using a variety of methods. Although GoodReader’s PDF file viewing experience is what really makes the program shine (more about this below), it’s important to note that the app enables you to view Microsoft Word, HTML, text and image files, listen to audio files, and watch videos.
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