Here are the highlights:

·         Reflow
As promised, Reflow is back! This is a great feature for reading PDFs on your phone, since it strips the formatting and turns the document into resizable, reflowed text that you can easily scroll through. You can turn this mode on in the View Modes menu, shown here:

·         Remember Last Read Position
One of the frequent comments we’ve seen is that people really want to be able to switch between documents and applications, and be able to return to the exact spot they were reading. Now Adobe Reader remembers your last position in the document for all recently-read documents, so you don’t need to!

·         Opening PDF Portfolio Contents and Attachments
For PDF Portfolios,  Adobe Reader has always allowed opening contents if they were in PDF format. Now it will open any content type that you can view on your phone or tablet.  And since attachments are pretty similar to Portfolios, we’ve also extended this to work for attachments. When you open a document with attachments, Adobe Reader will show a paperclip in the lower right corner of your document, like this:

Just tap the paperclip, and you’ll see a list of the attachments.

·         Bug Fixes
We fixed issues that had been present since the Android Ice Cream Sandwich. 

We’re constantly working to improve Adobe Reader for Phones and Tablets, and we have some great enhancements already underway for 2012 that I’m sure you’ll be excited to see.  We appreciate your ongoing feedback and support!

Dennis Griffin, Principal Product Manager

This application uses a service to create PDF documents and thus you get the same consistent, high quality PDF files as Adobe Acrobat independent of your device or the software used on the device.

Adobe CreatePDF is available on the Android Market for $9.99. Android device users can download it from here.  

Key highlights of the CreatePDF for Android app are:

* Intuitive Interface for PDF Conversion – You can simply use the built-in file manager for quick access to all supported files stored on the device and convert them to PDF. You can also convert email attachments or files stored in the cloud by opening them from within the Adobe CreatePDF application.

* Organize, Share and Manage files easily – You can quickly access all supported files stored on the device and PDF files created by the application using the file manager. You can also share PDF files via other applications, including email attachments with one touch. 

How does it work? Check out this video for an overview of the application

Supported File Formats include:

* MS Word , Excel, PowerPoint

* Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop,  InDesign

* Images – JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF, TIFF

* RTF, Text, WordPerfect and more

We look forward to hearing your thoughts. You can join the conversation here, on the Android Market and on the User Forums

Anuj Gupta, Product Manager, Acrobat Solutions