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Most of the big brand printer manufacturers make AirPrint compatible products now.

IPhones and iPads, are designed to work with Apple AirPrint, so it helps to have a printer that is AirPrint compatible. These print servers are small enough to fit into the palm of your hand, but they aren’t that cheap – it may work out more economical to buy a new printer. You just need to connect a wireless print server to the printer via its USB port. If you don’t have a wireless printer, however, don’t worry, as long as your existing printer isn’t too old (read: it’s been around as long as the boys of One Direction have been famous), it’s possible to adapt it to work wirelessly. You can now pick up a good-quality wireless colour printer that also doubles up as a scanner and photocopier for less than £50. To print wirelessly you need a printer that’s connected to a wireless network that you can connect your phone or tablet to. Habit may have you sending emails, photos and other documents to your laptop or computer at home or work and printing them out from there, but it’s now even easier to print directly from your iPhone or iPad and all without wires. Or other times when we’ve taken a particularly epic photo and need to frame it, stat. While it’s great to have everything immediately to hand on-screen, there are still times when we need to print out these little pieces of information and have them in physical form on paper.
#Print to google cloud printer from ipad plus
From emails to job applications, bucket lists to diary dates, we store so much on our iPhones (256GB on the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus anyone?) and iPads that they have become our very own personal mini mobile offices.
