“Bringing Office Lens to iPhone and Android is a significant step for extending OneNote capture capabilities to more devices and endpoints,” Microsoft wrote.
Android participants can click the “Join community “ button in the upper right-hand corner of the site, and then click the “Become a Tester” link under the “about this community” link, according to the blog post.
Just like that-all the scanned images you capture from Office Lens are accessible on all your devices.”Īpple iPhone users can download the new Office Lens for iPhone app for free from the Apple App Store, while Android users can download a preview version by signing up at in a special Office Lens Android Preview Google+ community that has been set up for the app’s development. “Use it to take pictures of receipts, business cards, menus, whiteboards or sticky notes-then let Office Lens crop, enhance and save to OneNote. “Office Lens is a handy capture app that turns your smartphone into a pocket scanner and it works with OneNote so you’ll never lose a thing,” the post states. Now, Android and iOS users will also be able to use it once they download and install it, Microsoft announced in an April 2 post on its Office Blogs site. The Office Lens app was initially unveiled in March 2014 for Windows Phone users alone, and it has become one of the most popular apps on the Windows Phone platform, according to the company. Microsoft’s popular and free Office Lens app, which turns a smartphone into a pocket document scanner, is now being offered in Android and iOS versions.
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