← Back to context Comment by AlanYx 21 hours ago A surprising amount of people use the back camera for document scanning. 2 comments AlanYx Reply koiueo 7 hours ago Probably if the (in)famous airdrop was more reliable, people could figure out they can scan with their phone and airdrop to their tablet.Too bad though, there's no way to put a scanned document onto iPad in Apple's ecosystem other than the otherwise useless camera. 72deluxe 2 hours ago Some people don't have iPhones though. Rare, I know. I have an iPad and my wife has an iPhone but I have never owned one at all and instead have always used Android right from the HTC G1.
koiueo 7 hours ago Probably if the (in)famous airdrop was more reliable, people could figure out they can scan with their phone and airdrop to their tablet.Too bad though, there's no way to put a scanned document onto iPad in Apple's ecosystem other than the otherwise useless camera. 72deluxe 2 hours ago Some people don't have iPhones though. Rare, I know. I have an iPad and my wife has an iPhone but I have never owned one at all and instead have always used Android right from the HTC G1.
72deluxe 2 hours ago Some people don't have iPhones though. Rare, I know. I have an iPad and my wife has an iPhone but I have never owned one at all and instead have always used Android right from the HTC G1.
Probably if the (in)famous airdrop was more reliable, people could figure out they can scan with their phone and airdrop to their tablet.
Too bad though, there's no way to put a scanned document onto iPad in Apple's ecosystem other than the otherwise useless camera.
Some people don't have iPhones though. Rare, I know. I have an iPad and my wife has an iPhone but I have never owned one at all and instead have always used Android right from the HTC G1.