Microsoft’s Office Lens scanning app finally made the jump away from Windows Phone and onto other mobile platforms earlier this year, giving users an easy way to capture physical documents and turn ...

Microsoft keeps sharing the love. In keeping with its welcome trend of embracing multiplatform app development, Microsoft announced that its popular scanning app for Windows Phone is now available for ...

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Microsoft is bringing its OneNote scanner app called Office Lens to Android after first launching on Windows Phone a year ago. Office Lens is similar to other on-the-go scanner apps letting you use ...

If you own a Windows Phone, stop what you’re doing and make sure you’ve installed Microsoft’s Office Lens scanning app. With Tuesday’s update, you now can scan documents as actual, editable Word and ...

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Microsoft’s OneNote app for Android can now integrate directly with Office Lens, allowing users to work with scanned documents, and has also gotten some new tweaks and shortcuts. Along with general ...

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Office Lens, a scanning app that's been a hit on Windows Phone, is coming to iOS and Android. On April 2, Microsoft made available a preview of the Android version of Office Lens in the Google Play ...

Microsoft today launched Office Lens, a mobile document scanner app that works with OneNote, for iOS and Android smartphones. The app, which allows users to snap photos of paper documents, receipts, ...

The company is continuing its cross-platform productivity push with the release of the free app to iPhone and Android phone users. Mary Jo Foley Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 ...