“An Apple patent filing (number 20130194624) for the ad hoc transmission of scanned documents to computing devices has popped up at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office,” Dennis Sellers reports for Apple Daily Report.
“In other words, the company wants to simplify the scanning of data to your Mac OS X and iOS devices,” Sellers reports. “The process could involve iCloud.”
Read more, and see Apple patent application illustration, in the full article here.
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Hey MDN, how about dropping the fucking pop-up HP banner ad? I understand you need to make money but you already run more ads than anybody else. Fucking quit it.
Ads? What ads? I love Safari Extension “AdBlock.” Sorry, MDN!
IOS. Besides, shouldn’t have to use ad blockers on a Mac site. Shouldn’t be necessary. It’s something I would expect at an android website.
Not much of an “invention” as far as patents go, I’m sorry to say.