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Microsoft Updates OneDrive on Android with Office Lens Feature

OneDrive users can now experience an improved scan editing suite that has been borrowed from Microsoft’s Office Lens app.

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is today rolling out a new update for its OneDrive service. Specifically, the release covers the version of the tool. With this update, the company is adding several important new features to improve the experience on the app for 's mobile platform.

OneDrive users are getting some features that we have seen before on the application. Among those additions are major changes to the scan ability.

With the updated scan feature, users will be able to crop and clean scans automatically. This is achieved by the Office Lens feature that was already in place on that app. By bringing its to OneDrive, Android device owners can improve the look of their scans.

Version 4.15 of the app also introduces new capabilities for the photo viewer. The features now has performance improvements. Microsoft says this will result in the fastest ever photo viewing experience on OneDrive.

Here is the changelog for the new update:

  • We've given our Scan feature a big upgrade: now your scans will be cropped, cleaned up and polished thanks to the power of Office Lens.
  • In our quest to constantly improve performance, viewing photos is faster than ever before!

This year has been important for OneDrive as Microsoft launched Files on Demand for the service. The feature lets users work with Office 365 files across OneDrive and SharePoint. More importantly, this is possible directly from the , removing the need of downloading a file and using storage.

Office Lens

Incidentally, Microsoft has recently updated the Office Lens app that OneDrive borrows off in this update.

The company brought what it called the top requested feature amongst users. The rest of us call it the ability to scan multiple images and save them to PDF, Word, and PowerPoint.

Luke Jones
Luke Jones
Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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