How to Use Your Phone as a Scanner?

[androidmb]

Have you been depressed when you want to scan a paper but couldn't find a scanner? And if you even find a scanner, you couldn't find a computer with the right driver to make it work?
Now, this app will solve everything for you, See the introduction:

Use your camera as a scanner, take a picture, put control points around your paper, and it will clip and transform it to a beautiful paper; And, you could also change the ratio of the width and height. It's powerful, and very convenient!
You just need 2 step to scan a paper, first, click camera button on the top of the main frame, then take a picture; then, click the scissors icon, drag the control points around the pages then click the right icon on the top. then a beautiful rectangle paper. And if you want to change the ratio of width and height, you just need to click the resize icon on the top, drag the slider on the bottom to change the ratio, at last, click the confirm button on the top to finish the resize.

After all the steps, don't forget to click the right icon on the top to save all the operations and return to the main frame.

And you could find it here:

http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blueoceanmob.camscan

priviews:

 

[AZgl1500]

Nice, but I would get tired of standing on my head all the time to read it


I have that app, but don't seem to use it as much as I should.

I have a Neat Scanner at my office desk, and it is a one-click PDF image device.

all I have to do is point it to the correct Folder to save the image in.

But out away from the Office?
gotta send something in to someone?
yeah, CamScan is nice.

 

[psionandy]

Is the processing done on the phone, or on one of your servers?

If it's done at the server end, what are your data security, privacy and data retention policies? And are these audited by a third party?

 

[androidmb]

Is the processing done on the phone, or on one of your servers?

If it's done at the server end, what are your data security, privacy and data retention policies? And are these audited by a third party?

No, the processing is done on the phone, Not from the server.

 

[androidmb]

Nice, but I would get tired of standing on my head all the time to read it


I have that app, but don't seem to use it as much as I should.

I have a Neat Scanner at my office desk, and it is a one-click PDF image device.

all I have to do is point it to the correct Folder to save the image in.

But out away from the Office?
gotta send something in to someone?
yeah, CamScan is nice.

Thanks, I'll try my best to improve it.