Pix then automatically detects what it’s seeing, and asks you if you want to “Add Contact” or “Find on LinkedIn.” To take advantage of this option, you just launch the app and point it at the business card. In the latest version of the iOS app, Pix includes a new business card feature that will add new contacts both to your iPhone’s address book, as well as to your LinkedIn account. In September, for example, the app was updated to include a way to snap better photos of documents, post-its, whiteboards, and yes, business cards.īut with today’s update, Pix’s business cards smarts are being upgraded – this time with a LinkedIn integration. Since its launch in 2016 as an iOS app that helps you take better pictures, Microsoft has increasingly found more productivity-related uses for Pix. Today, Microsoft is bringing back business card scanning – but this time, not with a dedicated card scanner app, but with its multipurpose, A.I.-powered camera app, Microsoft Pix. But that app was shut down back in 2014, with LinkedIn suggesting users move to Evernote instead. LinkedIn used to have its own business card scanning app, CardMunch, which served a useful purpose in a world where paper cards simply refuse to die.
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