Rip, Microsoft lens, simple small apps that will be changed AI

Sometimes it’s nice to have an easy application that does good things without a lot of fuss.

Microsoft lenses What type of app: Mobile Document Scanner that is a paper document, a business card, receipt, and more as a wide-read digital file. Now, that the app is not forwarded, Microsoft says, because directing the user to the Chatlot AI application.

According to the new support DocumentThe lenses will retire from iOS and Android devices starting on September 15, 2025, no new coast will continue to be used on December 15.

First launched in 2015Microsoft lenses (then known as office lenses) emerging from the results app designed for Windows Phone devices. When the core function is the same as another mobile scanning application, then it does not try to produce certain functions or push to subscriptions – rare at the app store today.

However, performing tasks to edit notes – handwriting or otherwise – documents, Regular, Business Card, or PowerPoebo images, superior, or images. It also offers a variety of filters built to increase the results of the results, flash the document, becoming a clearer copy, and more.

You can then save the file to one of Microsoft applications, online services, or the camera scrolling. It’s simple, and it can be well used.

Dead app that will apply for the first time on the site Blewing ComputerThe one who states that the user is directed to the Microsoft 365 Copilot app, that no function found in the lens. When Copilot It can handle scan, it does not support save that scanning directly to OneNote, Word, or PowerPoint, or cannot save a business card for OneNote. Also do not have a lens’ feature accessories as readable-out and An immersive reader Integration, site notes.

Although his age, lens remains popular, because more than 322,000 downloads on App Store and Google Play During the past 30 days, according to the data from the intelligence of the app AppfigureSee rankings-. Since January 2017, have been downloaded 92.3 million times, showing the company’s data.

Microsoft has not responded to the request to comment on the decision to turn the lens.