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Your Phone Now A Scanner With Indifax
Techtree News Staff, Dec 17, 2008 1214 hrs ISTA photograph of a document taken with your mobile phone camera is converted into print quality copy by Indifax
Indifax is a new service that allows you to use your mobile phone as a scanner / copier / fax machine to easily copy, store, or send any document.
After you register for the service, all you need to do is to take a photograph of a document with your mobile phone camera, and Indifax will convert the photo into a print quality copy that looks like a Xerox / scan of the original document. You can choose to store it in your on-line account or to send it directly to a fax machine or an email address. The entire process is software-less and quick.
Folks over at Indifax opine that the software will find use in applications that scan and save documents such as Driving Licenses, PAN Cards, Ration Cards, Passports, Insurance Papers, Deposit Receipts, etc.
Apart from these, the company also expects Indifax to be used within corporate circles. The aim is to digitize all documents and avoid transportation costs involved in sending out important documents physically. The digitized documents can be stored in a centralized server or location.
The service costs 499 INR for a year, which prima-facie seems to be a nominal charge.
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After you register for the service, all you need to do is to take a photograph of a document with your mobile phone camera, and Indifax will convert the photo into a print quality copy that looks like a Xerox / scan of the original document. You can choose to store it in your on-line account or to send it directly to a fax machine or an email address. The entire process is software-less and quick.
Folks over at Indifax opine that the software will find use in applications that scan and save documents such as Driving Licenses, PAN Cards, Ration Cards, Passports, Insurance Papers, Deposit Receipts, etc.
Apart from these, the company also expects Indifax to be used within corporate circles. The aim is to digitize all documents and avoid transportation costs involved in sending out important documents physically. The digitized documents can be stored in a centralized server or location.
The service costs 499 INR for a year, which prima-facie seems to be a nominal charge.
Related Links:
Epson Launches Entry-level Scanner
Lite-On Memoir: Digital Photo Frame With Scanner
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