What you need to know
- LiquidText is now available for the Surface Pro X and other Snapdragon-based PCs.
- The app is a unique tool for marking up documents and connecting ideas.
- The app has won awards on the iPad and was already available on Intel-powered Windows devices.
LiquidText is a unique app for marking up documents and connecting ideas. It allows you to create connected charts of content from PDFs, webpages, and other documents. The iPad version of LiquidText earned the Most Innovative iPad App of the Year and Editors' Choice awards from Apple, and now it's available for the Surface Pro X and other Snapdragon-based PCs. LiquidText is free through the Microsoft Store, though it offers some in-app purchases.
LiquidText takes a different approach to marking up documents than many other apps. Rather than just reading, adding notes, and highlighting content, you can connect content through "Liquid Links." These links allow you to connect content from different documents, making it easier to reference connections in the future.
You can also pinch documents down to see content from different pages together. For example, if text from page two of a document references a chart on page 86, you can pinch the document together to see the pages at the same time.
LiquidText is a popular app for researchers, thanks to its powerful features and ability to work with different documents and content. It was already available on Windows but now has an ARM64 version.
The Surface Pro X and other ARM64 PCs should get a noticeable influx of apps in the future. With x64 emulation on the way, developers have the option to bring a native app to ARM-powered PCs or to have apps available through emulation.
This unique app provides powerful features to mark up documents and to connect ideas. It's a popular tool for researchers and is now available for the Surface Pro X and other ARM64 PCs.
