ZDNET's key takeaways Microsoft's document scanning Lens app is being retired.For basic scanning, try Apple Notes, Google ...

We may not always have access to a bulky scanner, but our smartphone or tablet is likely close at hand. iScanner App ...

Scanning documents on Android phones typically requires specific apps. However, if you use the Files by Google app on your device, you can now scan documents right within the app. In addition, you can ...

Preview in iOS 26 turns your iPhone into a quick workspace when a document needs attention. Here's how to edit your PDFs with ...

You don’t need a professional document scanner machine. You can quickly turn any paper document into a digital file with your iPhone. This capability is beneficial for handling business receipts, ...

With OCR (optical character recognition) technology, all your scanned text is searchable, making it easy to find your ...

PHOENIX (Data Doctors) --The quality of the optics and the power of the processors in today’s smartphones allow them to do extraordinary things, including depositing checks in the bank and various ...

iPhone users can scan documents and QR codes on their device using the built-in Notes and Camera apps. To scan a document in the iPhone's Notes app, open a new or existing note, then tap the "+" icon ...

Your iPhone and iPad camera can function as a scanner app without a third-party app. All you need to do is use the Notes app, which comes preinstalled on all iOS and ...

Microsoft has revised the timeline for retiring the Lens app, confirming new cutoff dates for downloads, support, and ...

Microsoft has confirmed it will retire its mobile document scanning app Microsoft Lens, formerly known as Office Lens.