Lots of us have scanners in our home nowadays, but if you don't have one yourself (or if it's having one of its uncooperative days), you can easily throw your camera on a projector arm and take ...

These days, I need to scan or fax a document about once every six months -- far too infrequently to bother owning either a fax or a scanner. Recently, I had to e-mail someone a scanned document.

Coffee snob, student, and designer. Writes for AndroidPolice.com. If you look hard enough, you might find him inside a chicken coop. The demand for flatbed scanners has been soaring ever since many of ...

We’ve all tried to use our camera phones to capture whiteboard notes, doodles, and other documents, but oftentimes poor image quality and odd perspectives can make them illegible. JotNot (iTunes Link) ...

You can scan QR codes and documents on your iPad using the Camera and Notes apps. Here's everything you need to know to scan ...

Not every scanner is a great one if you're thinking about going paperless. You need a good one that'll handle all the documents, receipts, and oddly-shaped papers you need to digitize, and preferably ...

You can use your iPhone to scan documents, QR codes, and other files using the Notes app and your camera.

Jason Cipriani is based out of beautiful Colorado and has been covering mobile technology news and reviewing the latest gadgets for the last six years. His work can also be found on sister site CNET ...

I have had a couple of document scanners in my office for years. The first is a sheet-fed Fujitsu ScanSnap desktop unit I used to use for scanning business cards and incoming correspondence; the ...