Which portable scanner is best? Despite the overwhelming amount of daily life that takes place in digital spaces and on digital devices, some things remain physical. Important documents, pictures, ...

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The Doxie Go SE is an ultraportable scanner that doesn't require a computer in order to use it. It's great for those last straggling bits of old paperwork, photos, and artwork that you haven't ...

If you need to digitize documents and photos while you're out of the office on company business, the hand-operated Magic Wand Portable Scanner accommodates documents and photos of up to 8.27 inches ...

With the advent of smartphones and laptops that are getting thinner and thinner for portability, many businesses are now mobile. However, there’s one item that you can’t take with you on the go, and ...

Convenience and good software help to compensate for a high price tag. Hmm, I thought Doxie Go was the best one on the market, but I agree about the price tag. It did seem a bit much. The one feature ...

Despite having several document scanners around my office, I always use the one built into the Google Drive app on my phone. Always. For a couple of years now. It’s fast, easy, convenient, and the ...

A new desktop portable scanner has been launched via Kickstarter called RiviCamer, offering resolutions of up to 5K and featuring a four microphone array, autofocus, remote training and AI controls.