Once in a while, users may want to print out some of the photos saved on their Android phones. Instead of copying the pictures into Micro SD cards and using cables to transfer them to a computer, http://www.pcworld.com indicates that one can print the photos directly from Android phone without using computer. This is done with a Wi-Fi-enabled printer.
Here are some of the photo printing apps:
HP iPrint Photo
The straightforward tools built into the app allow you to grab any photo on your phone and perform minor edits before you print. iPrint Photo supports over 200 HP printers. The app is available for Windows Mobile but not Windows 7 phone.
Polaroid PoGo
Questionable colour quality on test prints
Polaroid's PoGo is the only Bluetooth printing app. You can choose whether to use a picture in your gallery or to take and frame one using your camera. The app provides a variety of frames.
Brother iPrint & Scan
Similar to Canon's app, iPrint & Scan searches your wireless network for compatible Brother printers.
Consult your user manual to make sure that your printer's wireless settings are configured properly, if not, you have to configure it to a wireless network.
Canon Easy-PhotoPrint
Canon's Easy-PhotoPrint app for Android gives the user ability to wirelessly print any photo on phone or SD Card. You can choose up to 39 different photos to print at once, as well as the type of paper to use and the number of copies to print.
Note: the app does not work with Canon's entire line of wireless printers.
CyPria
CyPria is a third-party printing application for wireless Epson printers.
It comes in both a free edition and a paid version that sells for a little more than $5 on the Android market.
The free app lets you create and print notes and CD labels, as well as index cards and photos; the paid version can print Web pages from your phone's mobile browser, in addition to photos.
Picwing Print & Mail Photos
Instead of printing and mailing out digital photos yourself, Picwing Print & Mail Photos will perform that task for you. You tell it which photos to process and who the recipients are, and Picwing will print and mail the images twice a month for a small fee. The service is based on subscription.
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