A document scanner has been added to Google Drive for iPhone and iPad

Google has finally added a document scanner to its cloud storage client for iOS and iPadOS, along with a redesign of the feature on Android.

To launch the scanner, open the “Files” section and click on the camera icon - it is located above the “+” icon. To use the function, you will need to give access to the camera. Document border detection, cropping and alignment are performed automatically, but you can correct some things manually. The finished file can be saved as PDF.

The new feature is already rolling out to Drive users with Workspace subscriptions and standard accounts. If you haven't received it yet, you'll have to wait a little: usually such updates are distributed gradually over several weeks.

If you have an iPhone or iPad, but you don’t use Google Drive, you can scan documents in the built-in application “Notes».

Julia

3 hours ago

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So I read and wonder why everything is complicated. For garlic in beet juice, I made beet juice in a juicer and strained it through cheesecloth. I didn’t add water, just spices, salt, sugar, vinegar. And I sterilized the jars for 5 minutes to be safe. The workpiece turned out to be a very beautiful burgundy color.

Natalia ))

23 hours ago

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Wow, I would also like to post here the work of my tiler, who assembled a palm tree from 3 tiles, not a single tile was in its place and he was indignant that he would have to redo everything (( And I hung the heated towel rail, extending onto the mirror, about 15 centimeters. And soooo it will do (( Unfortunately, the photo probably didn’t survive.