Adobe has updated its PDF reader for Windows Phone 7 handsets. The latest release arrives without a changelog, so we assume that a number of fixes and optimisations are included. The company has continued to display support for Microsoft's mobile platform with a steady supply of updates for its popular app.
The Adobe Reader app was previously bumped to 10.1, but was subsequently reverted back to an earlier version. In October, the illusive 10.1 release hit the store for the second time and consumers were once again able to upgrade. Notice anything new in the latest version? Let us know in the comments.
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