ReadCube

ReadCube is a powerful and modern organizing tool that can be used for reference management. Read Cube can import PDF library seamlessly and it has a search tool. ReadCube has a built-in viewer for pdf files as well as the capability to edit PDFs. The sidebar on ReadCube switches between notes and the view of the current article. Highlights can be added easily, annotations, and the ability to take screenshot are handy features.

There are some cons using ReadCube including the inability to find every article, and glitches with the connection to Google Scholar. ReadCube is now featuring mobile applications for iOS or Android-like it is the case for Mendeley for example which helps to stay in touch on the go. Maybe installation is complex for simple users since it requires Adobe Air to be installed first.

ReadCube is a bug-free solution and it is stable except some glitches and lack of mobile solution. ReadCube integrates two large resources Pubmed and Google Scholar. I would definitely recommend ReadCube for its ease of use and the tools included in an elegant all-in-one solution including a mobile app despite some glitchy experience with Google Experience.

ReadCube will take your breath away! If you are a researcher or even a web site content writer looking for some insightful information for the basis of your article, you must try out this one. It's highly likely it will source out an information piece that you would have never paid attention to which proves it to be more than a software - it's like a partner and extension to your mind.

Instead of pinpointing any flaws (as there quite literally is none!), I'd emphasise more of its' key points. Another aspect you will definitely love is the interface. It's literally as simple as Adobe Reader so you won't need to dedicate much time to learning it. However, if you should be left in trouble, the support system will likely take care of it right away.

As it is free for Windows and Mac there is really no reason why you shouldn't take a glimpse - its' insightful PDF experience and simple interface make it loveable. What's better, it actually digs out even recommendations so you could expand your knowledge and possibly find even more important information to back your work.