Evernote and Google Drive (previously Google Docs) have offered the ability to snap photos of documents or handwritten missives for a while now. Lastly, today also marks the launch of Office Lens, a Windows Phone app that turns your smartphone camera into a scanner. Feedly, IFTTT, Genius Scan and a host of others have added the ability to save to OneNote from their own apps and we're sure plenty more will join the fray soon. Of course, capturing web pages is just the tip of the iceberg. As a demonstration of its most basic functionality, Redmond launched a collection of web clipper extensions for IE, Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Most notably is the launch of an API that allows developers to integrate their own creations with the service. In addition to ditching the price tag, Microsoft is adding a bunch of new features to OneNote.
