HP unveils iPrint app for iPhone

Posted in HP by Shane McGlaun on December 23rd, 2008

Hp iPrint PhotoIt seems like every time I go to a party or an event where people are taking pictures more and more folks are taking pictures with their mobile phones. The iPhone is one of the most popular devices on the market and as such, many of these mobile phone photos are taken on the iPhone.

HP has announced a new app for the iPhone that is available now on the App Store for free. The app is called HP iPrint Photo and allows users to print images directly from their iPhone to Wi-Fi equipped HP printers.

The app sends the photo over a home or office wireless network to the printer in one step. HP says that the app is compatible with Apple Bonjour technology and takes advantage of the iPhone’s multi-touch interface for fast and easy printing. Images printed with the iPrint app are sent in 4 x 6 size.

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2 Comments to “HP unveils iPrint app for iPhone”
  1. effish Says:

    Pretty cool. I wonder if it installs five processes that hog half your CPU like with my HP All-in-One printer…

  2. Patrick Says:

    Doing the same thing over bluetooth has been available for years on other phones. Nothing special.

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