If you use an iPad for business, you should keep your iPad in mind when looking for a new network printing solution. Most manufacturers today offer Apple AirPrint on their laser and inkjet printers.

If you’re planning to buy an iPad for work, you may be in for some disappointment. As it stands, the iPad has no file browser or native printing support. This omission may be a nonissue for some ...

Considering its seemingly consumer focus, the amount of time Apple spent discussing the newly fettled iWork suite for the iPad tablet seemed a little incongruous. According to Apple Insider's sources, ...

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 ...

London - Lantronix, Inc. (Nasdaq: LTRX), a leading global provider of smart connectivity solutions, today announced the launch of its new patent-pending xPrintServer£, the first Apple iOS® print ...

I was just watching a great introduction to the iPad with Alex Lindsay and Andy Ihnatko where Andy revealed that the iPad can't print. Period. At some point, some applications might individually ...

CUPERTINO (AP) — Apple says new software available Monday will allow owners of the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad to print wirelessly over Wi-Fi networks. The update will also allow iPad users to switch ...

This guide is designed to show you how to print from your iPhone or iPad. This process involves printing various types of content such as documents, files, and even your treasured photographs. Our ...

If there’s one task that’s almost guaranteed to have you pulling your hair out at some point, it’s printing. It doesn’t matter what you’re printing or where you’re printing from, some way, somehow ...

A friend of mine who is the older and less knowledgeable sort of computer user has an iPad, with various photos on it. She was wanting to get some print-outs of them, and I realised I did not know a ...

While hard copies of documents are becoming less and less essential in today’s digitized world, there are instances in which being able to print directly from your device is necessary and helpful.

Steve Jobs has apparently been working on clearing his inbox again, with the latest missive from the Apple CEO being in response to a user query regarding the absence of printing from the iPad.