One of my favorite PDF annotating apps for iPad, Remarks by Readdle, just got even better with the addition of automatic two-way Dropbox syncing. With the new update, a new, blue folder named Remarks and labeled with Dropbox will appear in your notes once you link your Dropbox account with Remarks. Any notes you create in this folder will automagically sync up with Dropbox — you no longer have to manually send a note to Dropbox. It works like a charm.
When I compared Remarks with Noteshelf and Notability, one of my complaints about Remarks was that the handwriting wasn't all the spectacular. The new update has also brought major improvements to the handwriting bringing it up to par with all the major iPad handwriting apps.
These two additional features are huge improvements to Remarks and I'm looking forward to even more updates. I already know that the next one is going to be pretty awesome.
As mentioned above, I have always been a huge fan of Remarks. As a math instructor, I frequently use it to handwrite solutions to quizzes, exams, and worksheets that I then make available to my students in electronic form.
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The good folks at Readdle have given us 5 promo codes for Remarks to give away to you, our awesome readers! For a chance to win, just head on over to the iMore forums and leave a comment in the official contest thread letting us know why you'd like to win a copy of Remarks and what you'll use it for.
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