Evernote can also read script typefaces, which Google's OCR engine cannot. Based on our tests however, Evernote seems to be better at lifting text out of images taken with a camera. The quality is about as good as our other favorite OCR-capable web application, Evernote. Note that 1024MB is also the storage limit for a free Google Docs account. And you can upload just about any high res image or long PDF, since Google Docs' file size cap for these file types is a generous 1024MB.
Of course, the higher resolution and the more well-lit your image, the better the results. You'll notice it had some problems with the pullquote and the hyphens, but it navigated the two-column layout pretty well. Below is a screenshot of Wired magazine's iPad app, followed by the Google Docs Wired_iPad_app.
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