When I opened the Doxie One review unit box, my first thought was “I’m going to destroy my kids in DoxieBall”, but my second thought was “wow, this looks a lot like the Doxie Go”. Shipping in black instead of the Go’s white, the Doxie One has a similar mission: to scan documents without needing […]
Continue readingIf you have read my Doxie Go review, you will know that I like the scanner but I felt the lack of OCR capability (the ability to make a PDF searchable) was a bit of a stumbling block. I’m happy to report that with the Doxie 2.1 software update, the software now has OCR built-in. […]
Continue readingThe promise of having a cordless scanner like the Doxie Go, which I reviewed here, is to be able to do the entire paperless workflow without having to plug in to a computer. Last week I posted about how you can use the Doxie Go with the iPad’s Camera Connection Kit. Today I am going […]
Continue readingUse the Doxie Go scanner to scan to PDF using the iPad’s Camera Connection Kit and Save2PDF.
Continue readingPortable scanners are great, but with very few exceptions they have one general issue: while the scanner may be portable, it still needs to be plugged into a computer to work. Today, the folks over at Doxie have announced their proposed solution to this: the Doxie Go, which will scan documents or photos without needing […]
Continue readingThree years ago, my wife and I moved into our new house ((A move that led to the creation of DocumentSnap, actually.)). In the last few weeks we finally started dealing with all the boxes in our garage, and one of them is a big, heavy box of my old college notebooks. It made me […]
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