Readdle Turns Four, Launches Two-Day 30 Percent Off Sale
Posted 08/01/2011 at 5:44am
| by J.R. Bookwalter
Innovative iOS developer Readdle has been pioneering productivity apps for the iPhone and iPad almost from the beginning, and the company is celebrating their fourth birthday with a 48-hour sale on the App Store as well as a Twitter giveaway for four iPads.
Readdle today announced the celebration of their fourth birthday, complete with a 48-hour sale in the App Store with 30 percent off their popular productivity apps such as Readdle Docs, PDF Expert and Scanner Pro. The company opened for business on August 1, 2007 and has since served up more than three million apps to iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users.
"We are thrilled to participate in the growth of the iOS platform", says Igor Zhadanov, Readdle CEO. "We would like to thank the more than three million users all over the world who rely on our apps to get the most out of their iPhones and iPads. Readdle is looking forward for many more years of making great products."
Now you may be wondering, how could Readdle have been serving iOS users almost a year before the App Store opened its doors in July, 2008? That’s because the company had pioneered document reading on the iPhone with a cloud service based around Mobile Safari, which eventually became their flagship product, Readdle Docs, when the App Store first opened for business.
Since then, Readdle has released a steady stream of innovative apps for iOS, including Scanner Pro to make your iPhone into a portable scanner, PDF Expert for reading, annotating and signing documents, Calendars for managing Google-based scheduling and most recently, PDF Converter for turning any web page or document into a PDF right on the iPad.
To celebrate the occasion, Readdle is offering 30 percent off all of its apps for the next 48 hours, so if you’ve been on the fence about buying, now is a good time to commit. The company is also giving away four iPads to its Twitter followers, one each day. Full details of the contest can be found on the company’s website.
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