Mobile Printing With Google Cloud Print

What is Google Cloud Printing?

Simply put Google cloud printing lets you connect your printer to the internet and remotely print from it from another computer, tablet, smart phone or web enabled device. With Google cloud you can remotely use your work and home printers available to you and anyone else you choose. Watch the video.

What you can do with it?

With Google cloud you can print, scan, print off emails and texts, photographs all remotely from another computer or web enabled device. If this sounds good then read on.

How Does It Work?

Google cloud works by running a small program in its Chrome browser which talks to your printer driver and tells it to send print jobs. This way all you have to do is be signed into your Google account to be able to print from any other web enabled device which has a print option.

How Do I Do It?

Firstly you need to have a Google account

Then you need to install Google Chrome on the computer which has the printer you want to use with Google cloud.

Then click on this link and follow the instructions on how to either add a “classic” printer or a printer which is already cloud enabled. It doesn’t take long and is relatively easy to.

Apps that work with Google Cloud Print

Expand the functionality of your mobile device and select the cloud App which is right for your operating system and device by click on this link.

Cloud Enabled Printers

Cloud enabled printers allow you to directly print to them with Google cloud and by use of their integrated software systems. Currently the manufactures at the forefront of this printer technology are HP and Kodak. They have both released Cloud enabled printers. To learn more about what manufacturer has to offer with their cloud printers, please use the two links provided:

Here is a list of all the Cloud enabled printers which are available which we sell ink cartridges for.

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