US EditionSamsung Phones Get One More Way to Scan Documents
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The WhatsApp messaging app is developing a new tool that will allow you to scan documents using the mobile camera within the apps, without the need for external apps. The feature was detected by the specialized WABetaInfo portal in the latest beta version of WhatsApp for Android. According to the report, some users who are part of the beta testing program can already access this function through the 'Scan document' option, which appears in the o…
WhatsApp continues to improve its user experience with functions that make communication more agile and complete. The latest development innovation, which will reach Ceuta, will allow users to scan physical documents directly from the application, thus eliminating the need to use external tools to convert paper documents to digital format. This function, still in the testing phase, has been discovered in the beta version 2.25.19.21 for Android, …
Samsung phones get one more way to scan documents
Samsung smartphones’ Camera application can scan documents, allowing you to make digital copies of physical documents to store and share them. Well, if you are a WhatsApp user, you can now use the app to scan documents, giving you one more way to share copies of documents. The latest beta version of WhatsApp for Android (2.25.19.21) can use the device’s camera to recognise documents and make their PDF files (via WABetaInfo), a very useful featu…
WhatsApp is a messaging service that users also use to share media files and documents, and to facilitate the latter, it will allow you to scan physical documents directly in the application.
Most people who use smartphones have social networks and messaging apps installed like WhatsApp. In fact, if we look at the numbers, apps like Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp or TikTok occupy the top positions with several billions of active users per month. Of all these, WhatsApp is the one that occupies the first place as the most popular instant messaging app in the world. Having added several features and even ads, Meta has now decided to inte…
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