Google is pulling the plug on its PDF scanner app called Stack. Launched in 2021, it was an experimental app developed by Google's in-house incubator Area 120 and lets you organize PDF documents.

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Google is shutting down its document scanner app, Stack: PDF Scanner by Google Area 120, in the week of September 23. At the end of last year, Google introduced a dedicated floating action button on ...

To retain scanned files, export Stack documents to Drive before September 23. Google Drive's scanning features offer a suitable replacement for Stack's capabilities. The app offered convenient ...

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