Scanning documents and photos isn’t such a chore anymore, as mobile devices can now be turned into a portable scanners instantly with the help of a simple application. But people who want more from ...

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Scanning and copying documents is still a weird aspect of office life. You still, in 2014, have to feed dead trees into big, clunky machines to copy something. A new Kickstarter project, however, ...

On Monday, Dacuda launched its PocketScan product to the public. The limited Kickstarter edition of PocketScan is now available on shop.dacuda.com. Until July 19th, a limited amount of PocketScans ...

The Good: Tiny, portable, good scanning software, scanned cards can be exported to contact managers, PDAs and Outlook. The Bad: Flimsy cover, OCR software unreliable. The Verdict: The OCR software ...

Portable scanners have been around for a while now, with devices like the Magic Wand and Doxie Go, and they continue to shrink in size. With its new PocketScan, Swiss-based software company Dacuda is ...

A tiny portable scanner that connects wirelessly to phones, tablets and computers has significantly surpassed its goal on Kickstarter. After aiming for $50,000 stretch goal mark it’s hit $236,800 with ...

If you are in need of a pocket sized personal wireless scanner you might be interested in a new project that has launched over on the Kickstarter crowd funding website this month called the PocketScan ...

Its creators claim that PocketScan, which make editable docs and spreadsheets and can handle language translation, is the world's smallest wireless scanner. Freelancer Michael Franco writes about the ...

Switzerland-based Dacuda has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter for its invention, the PocketScan. Although the original funding goal was only $50,000, the campaign has raised $321,471 ...