Q: Have you used a mobile app for wireless printing?
- 15%
Yes, it's really useful - 11%
Yes I've downloaded an app, but not used it much - 35%
No, my printer or mobile device doesn't have this functionality - 39%
No, I can't see a use for this - This poll has been sponsored by Kodak
(Based on 431 Votes)
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 1:47PM
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Posted March 28, 2012 at 12:36AM
I rarely need to print anything these days but my daughter often requested permission to print things for her schoolwork so splashed out on a wireless printer.I'm still trying to discover why my HTC phone has to email documents to my desktops before I can print them as bluetooth refuses to operate.
ps:Had a thought,just tried same on a couple of other phones & they too aren't operating through bluetooth so I'm guessing I need replace the bluetooth adaptor on my PC as this one's quite old & I've changed OS twice since I bought it.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 9:25PM
As usual I fall between two answers.
Yes I see a use for it, but as yet I have not needed such use.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 7:14PM
That is what I was thinking as my long in the tooth and faithful old Epson R265 began to misprint. Why bother getting a new one? Then of course I needed something printed urgently and old faithful's efforts were just not up to it.
Welcome Epson Stylus Photo PX730WD to your new home and boy you are so good
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 6:57PM
"my personal experience is that despite greater opportunity then ever before, I print less than ever."
That's my experience, too. I rarely print anything these days. I scan quite a few documents into my PC, and transfer to my iPad/laptop but the printer just sits there, largely unused.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 5:20PM
Initially used HP app on iPhone.
Then bought HP Airplay printer.
Both have and continue to work well.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 5:15PM
I've got a Kodak printer that advertises itself as e-print capable, but I've never got it to work.
Mind you, it took a long time to coax it to work on my home wifi network, so throwing data at it from the cloud is probably just asking for trouble.
It would be nice to have this facility though, as I regularly work from home, and whilst connected to the work VPN I cannot see any devices on my home network, so it would be good to be able to use Google E-Print even though I'm in the same room as my printer. As it is I have to email the document to myself and pick it up on my personal laptop for printing - god alone knows how many company rules that little trick breaks.
Ironically, whilst connected to the work VPN I can print to any printer connected to any Honeywell network anywhere in the world (in excess of 15,000 printers available when I just checked), but I can't print to the one in the same room...
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 3:47PM
Epson Print works great on both my iPad and Iphone with my Epson printer. I don't use it for much right now but I'm sure I will find more uses for it in the future.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 3:21PM
"Even boarding cards can be done on an app, now" - if the airport accepts them and not all do.
I use Epson iPrint which works well both on the iPad and on my Android phone.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 1:59PM
Woolwell absolutely. And Google Cloud print by email, etc. Anything whereby you print from a portable device, or remotely from a PC or desktop. It seems to be a growth area - all the printer makers are pushing apps, certainly. Yet my personal experience is that despite greater opportunity then ever before, I print less than ever. Even boarding cards can be done on an app, now.
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