There is an option to scan manually, but it wasn't nearly as good or fast as the automatic option in my testing. And, once I set up those preferences, they are automatically suggested the next time I scan more stuff. For example, I saved a stack of scanned business cards to a Notebook I created in Evernote called Contacts. When you're done, you just hit a checkmark and then complete a few steps that ask you where you want to send the files and how you want to classify them. If you point your phone's camera at the documents, they scan lickety-split. So launch the app and see it scan! Hopefully you have your documents and business cards at the ready. (Opens in a new window) Read Our TurboScan Review

Note that it's only available as an iPhone app. It's a keeper and a PCMag Editors' Choice.

Scannable powers through scanning jobs even more quickly than Evernote's flagship app for document or business card scanning and uploading. Not only is Scannable smart, but it works, too. You can use the app to scan a few files from the meeting, and Scannable will automatically ask you if you want to share the images with the people in your meeting, as long as they're listed attendees in a meeting invite and you've granted Scannable access to your calendar. For example, say you're in a meeting with three other people. This powerful little app scans anything you put in front of it and sends it to your Evernote account, or another place you want to store it, and has the ability to share the files with other people very intelligently, too. Scannable (free), a new app from Evernote, belongs on every productivity enthusiast's list of the best iPhone apps. No option to collate several pages/images into one note.Some connectivity problems in early days of testing.

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