Print things out from the comfort of your iOS device using AirPrint, even if you don't own an AirPrint-compatible printer. Former Vice President of Content, CNET Studios As vice president of CNET ...

While many of our documents live in the cloud and or email, there is still the occasional need to physically print something. While printer technology hasn’t changed a lot over the last few years a ...

Wireless technology has changed the way offices work. Whereas a decade ago, the idea of being able to print from a flat-screen tablet computer like the iPad to a printer in another area was the stuff ...

Whether or not your printer program includes AirPrint, there is no reason why you can't use it to print wirelessly from your Apple iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. If your printer is AirPrint-enabled, all ...

We don't yet live in a paperless society, so it's just a matter of time before you inevitably need to print an email, document, or photo from your iPad. Of course, it's always possible to send that ...

Portions of Apple's new AirPrint architecture for printing in iOS are rumored to have run into snags, but the company appears set to release it anyway in a form limited initially to a short list of HP ...

Most new printers on the market with built-in WiFi networking also support Apple’s AirPrint standard, which allows iOS devices to print to them wirelessly with no configuration. However, many ...

Among other things, the iPad is a great way to save paper: it lets you carry around digital documents that you might otherwise have had to print out. But from time to time you may still need to print ...

With Apple AirPrint, printers can accept jobs from any compatible device without having to worry about installing software or drivers. Because of the Airprint’s enduring popularity, it’s possible to ...