We’ve all got a pile of papers somewhere that we need to sort, scan and save, from birth certificates to medical records, old love letters and bank records. A good document scanner can make this ...

Overwhelmed with paper records? A fast sheetfed scanner can digitize them all and ready them for the shredder. See the best models we've tested, plus sage advice for finding a document scanner that's ...

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A one-time $27.99 turns your phone into a full-featured document scanner and PDF editor forever—no bulky hardware required.

Even in 2012, people still insist on giving us paper: bills, receipts, even business cards (!) all come printed on dead treeware, and all remain completely useless, unsearchable and easy to lose. What ...

Not every scanner is a great one if you're thinking about going paperless. You need a good one that'll handle all the documents, receipts, and oddly-shaped papers you need to digitize, and preferably ...

You hate paper, but you hate scanners even more. After all, a bill, invoice or business card can at least be stuffed in a box, out of sight, and remain lost until you brave the dust years later as you ...

While you might have chosen to receive bank and credit card statements online and shareholder notifications from your broker via email, your paper piles keep getting bigger with other documents—health ...

Desktop scanners from Brother, Fujitsu and Panasonic make it simple to store your hardcopy documents. While the dream of a paper-free world has yet to materialize (assuming it ever will), using ...

Apparent has released the Doxie One, a simple and affordable 300dpi personal paper scanner for homes, families, and small businesses. Doxie One scans anywhere in your home or office — no computer ...