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

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Microsoft is officially retiring Microsoft Lens, the company's document scanner app. The company had previously announced it ...

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Microsoft has started retiring the Microsoft Lens PDF scanner app for Android and iOS devices on Friday, January 9th, with ...

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Microsoft has shared that Lens PDF Scanner will now be removed from app stores next month. If you still use the app, make the switch already!

Before we start with the Scan App, the scanner’s OEM may have its own scanner software, which can assist you with scanning documents. I would suggest you have a look at it as well as it can offer some ...

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