Your iPhone captures terrific pictures. And now, so does the iPad. So when you want to give a print to someone, what do you do?
There are actually quite a few options available for printing directly from your iPhone or iPad. In the Macworld Magazine article, Mobile printing gets easier with or without AirPrint, I cover a number of options that don't include your Mac. Just send the file from your iOS device directly to a printer.
This works for photos and documents alike. While working on this article, I printed from a web browser, Pages word processing app, Keynote, and more.
Printing from your iOS device isn't something that you do every day. But when you need to, you usually have to do it quickly. So setting up your workflow now will save you anxiety later. Take a look at the article and see what you think.
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I like this article. So many apps out there it can get confusing! Although I do like using Print n Share by EuroSmartz, not expensive and downloaded it from iTunes for my iPad. Really impressed with quality and got prompt technical support!
Thank you for the really interesting article.
I like using the apps from EuroSmartz for printing from the iPhone, such as Print n Share Pro, not a bad price either!
Here's a good reference on how AirPrint prints a range of photo sizes:
http://mobileprinting.us/post/15277960612/using-airprint-to-print-various-photo-sizes
and on the various options available when printing on iOS:
http://mobileprinting.us/post/15763648782/the-many-faces-of-the-ios-print-panel