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What is AirPrint?Apple AirPrint allows full colour, top-quality printing from iOS devices such as iPhones and iPads directly from within many Apps available from the Apple App Store.
To take advantage of AirPrint, your compatible printer must be connected to the same wireless network as your iOS device or Mac computer.
AirPrint enables users to print wirelessly from within applications on Apple devices to AirPrint Compatible Printers connected to a wireless network. You can use your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad to easily print via Airprint without the need to install drivers or configure the printer queue. Just tap 'print' and select your AirPrint compatible printer, and print!....It's that simple.
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If you can open it on your apple device, chances are you can print it with AirPrint and an AirPrint compatible printer. Airprint works with Safari, Mail, Photos, iWork, PDF's in iBooks and many third-party AirPrint compatible apps available from the app store.
Full list of AirPrint compatible printers
Third-Party Apps
There are also a wide variety of third-party apps available to enable wireless printing through Apple devices, even to machines that are not natively AirPrint compatible printers. By sharing a printer installed on an Apple Mac or Windows Pc over a wireless network any printer may be able to take advantage of the AirPrint features. (An additional third-party app may be required to be installed on the local machine)
*For full AirPrint support, a printer firmware upgrade may be required which is available directly from the relevant manufacturer website.
Please note. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the above information is correct at the time of publication, Printerland will not be held responsible for the content of any third-party software suggested on this site and usage of any such software is at the users own risk. Printerland is unable to provide support for Airprint compatible printer software and any such advice should be readily available from the relevant manufacturer or developer.
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What is Google Cloud Print?
With Google Cloud Print, you can print any document from anywhere to your Google Cloud Print connected printer.
When you print using Google Cloud Print, your file is securely transferred over the internet to your printer. Whether you are in the same room or even in a different country on a different continent you can print whatever you want using any device such as a smartphone, tablet PC or desktop computer.
Share with friends or colleagues
Google Cloud Print enables you to share your printer with friends, family or work colleagues with ease. From the Google Cloud management page you can share your printer securely with trusted individuals.Scalable Printing Solution for Business
Google Cloud Print is used internally by Google employees on hundreds of printers and is designed to scale to your business demands, growing with your business or as a replacement for your existing printing infrastructure.
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Xerox Phaser 3610 review: a fast mono laser printer
Our Rating: We rate this 4 out of 5
By Martyn Clayden | PC Advisor | 16 October 13
The Xerox Phaser 3610 is one to consider if you value speed, volume and good quality mono printing. Read our Xerox Phaser 3610 review to find out more.
Two words neatly sum up the appeal of the new Xerox Phaser 3610 - volume and speed. Created for small to medium size offices that are less concerned with whistles and bells than keeping the pistons pumping, this is a solid and efficient workhorse for the workplace. See all mono printer reviews.
We examined the basic model that comes in the traditional Xerox dark blue and cream colours, weighs a chunky 13kg and occupies a broadly square footprint measuring 393 x 426 x 315mm. It feels strong, sturdy and reliable. See also Best Printer 2013.
Paper capacity consists of a base input tray that holds 550 sheets of A4 and a drop-down multipurpose tray at the front that supplements with a further 150 sheets. An additional three optional trays (at £205.20 each) can be attached to make a whopping total of 2,350 sheets - more than sufficient for most daily office demands.
In keeping with the simplicity of design and function, the Phaser 3610 has an equally stripped-down control panel that is built in to the left side of the cover. It uses a brightly back-lit two line text display alongside a control wheel and four buttons for power, menu, return and control. It's easy to use but as it does involve a fair amount of scrolling, we recommend printing off the menu guide first.
If automatic two-sided printing is a priority for your company, then you'll need to upgrade to the 3610DN model where it comes as standard. Wi-Fi is also unavailable on the base unit unless you purchase an extra attachment for around £111 - this will also allow you to perform mobile printing with Apple AirPrint and Xerox PrintBack. Ethernet connectivity, however, is offered on all versions as well as single PC link via USB.
The Phaser 3610's outstanding virtue is undoubtedly its speed - averaging 40 ppm with standard A4 documents. The ink quality is also impressive - no signs of feathering or blurring, just clean solid blacks. We particularly liked the good contrast and definition on pictures and graphics up to 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution.
Depending on the size of your output needs, the black toner cartridges come in three capacities - Standard (5900 pages at 2.47p per page), High (14,100 pages at 1.77p per page) and Extra High (25,300 pages at 1.32p per page). The latter is especially attractive if you're going to make use of all the extra input trays.
The Xerox Phaser 3610 is one to consider if you value speed, volume and good quality mono printing. Read our Xerox Phaser 3610 review to find out more.
Build Quality: We give this item 8 of 10 for build quality
Features: We give this item 8 of 10 for features
Value for Money: We give this item 8 of 10 for value for money
Overall: We give this item 8 of 10 overall
If your business has a work-team of up to 10 users who value speed, volume and good quality mono printing, then the Xerox Phaser 3610 is one to consider, despite the absence of duplex in the starter unit.