At the beginning of January, Microsoft discontinued a useful app for scanning documents, which will therefore no longer be ...

Microsoft Lens app will be retired from app stores after a decade Users can still scan documents with the Microsoft 365 Copilot app Some features, including direct app access, won't be available in ...

Microsoft is quietly winding down its Lens scanning app for iOS and Android, the company confirmed in a support document. Formerly known as Office Lens, the app lets users convert images into PDFs, ...

For years, Microsoft Lens has been my go-to for scanning documents, business cards, and other physical items like photos onto my phone. It's been a mainstay in my phone library and has remained one of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lens was one of the most popular apps from Microsoft. Photo: SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Since Microsoft stopped ...

(RTTNews) - Microsoft (MSFT) is shutting down its standalone Lens app and moving its mobile scanning features into OneDrive as part of a wider push to bring more tools under the Microsoft 365 Copilot ...

If Microsoft Lens were a coin, I’d likely find it lurking between the couch cushions. It’s one of those apps that I forgot was installed on my device, but I was always glad to see it whenever I needed ...

The Microsoft Lens app for Android and iOS gives users a way to scan real-life documents using their smartphone. Last year, Microsoft said it would shut it down on Dec. 15, but we're now into 2026, ...

Microsoft's document scanning Lens app is being retired. For basic scanning, try Apple Notes, Google Drive, or PhotoScan. For more advanced features, look at Adobe Scan or iScanner. I scan a fair ...

The app itself however, isn’t entirely new. It was initially launched last year, but only worked on Windows devices. The launch is one of a series of Microsoft’s efforts to embrace non-Windows phones.