Another Windows Phone-era favorite is heading to the graveyard as Microsoft pushes users toward OneDrive.

Microsoft is ending support for the once-popular document-scanning app, giving iOS and Android users until March before it ...

You can scan documents until March 9 ...

Microsoft is officially retiring Microsoft Lens, unless it decides to delay again.

Yet another app is destined for the Microsoft Graveyard. Microsoft Lens will follow in the footsteps of Windows ...

Microsoft has confirmed it will retire its mobile document scanning app Microsoft Lens, formerly known as Office Lens.

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