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I was just browsing Ars Technica, and I came across an exclusive review of Papers for the iPhone. For those of you who are not familiar with Papers, it’s a program geared towards the mac-using scientific community. It allows you to take all of your PDFs, organize them into a single folder and display them in an interface similar to iTunes. Papers has become very popular where I work, not only does it organize your PDFs, but it also allows you to search PubMed and many other scientific sites. The iPhone app looks great so far, you can view any PDF, download new articles from wherever you are, and also sync your PDFs with your desktop version of Papers (though version 1.9 of the Desktop app is required, and at this moment is not available). I really see Papers for the iPhone being a must have app to accompany the desktop version. Here is more info on the App. It can be purchased from the App Store for an introductory price of $9.99.