The Doxie One mobile battery-powered scanner makes scanning on the go so easy the user doesn’t even need a computer, thanks to the built-in SD card port. We’ve seen mobile scanning before, but ...

Doxie sent us one of these scanners for review—let’s see how it works. The hardware. The $199 Doxie Go is a 10.5" x 1.7" x 2.2" piece of plastic that weighs a little less than a pound, ...

Doxie has added another portable scanner to its heart-logo'd lineup, the Doxie One, which can digitize documents and images to an included SD-card with nary a computer in sight. Doxie says that'll ...

The Doxie Go document scanner is a great idea, and a very handy tool, although there are still some rough spots in its hardware and software that need to be addressed.

Groundbreaking 'Post-PC' paper scanner scans anywhere – no computer required; sync scans direct to Mac, PC, iPhone, & iPad; all new Doxie 2.0 software creates searchable PDFs RALEIGH, NC, USA ...

This is a great scanner for occasional scanning of single pages. It doesn't have an auto document feeder, so you're not going to use it for large scanning jobs. You'll use it to scan your W-2, or ...

The Doxie Go is a nice solution to a major problem for many folks. It's small, inexpensive, and easy enough for my 4-year-old to use to scan his own worksheets.

I’ve been using the Doxie Flip to scan old photos and pages of my Moleskine notebook (the Evernote edition); I haven’t bought a Camera Connection Kit with Lightning connector yet, so I wasn’t able to ...

Doxie, the cute but functional document scanner, last made waves with its ability to send scanned items to Evernote, Dropbox, or your iPhone. That functionality was handy, but you still needed to ...

Doxie — I want to start my discussion of the tiny Doxie scanner with a couple of complaints (but don’t worry, I’ll get to the good stuff in due time). Apparent’s advertising campaign for Doxie, which ...