Print pics directly from your iPhone or iPod Touch with Air Photo
Looking for a way to print images from your iPod Touch or iPhone without having to transfer them to your computer first? Air Photo is just what you need.
There are two components to Air Photo: the server (a free download and runs on both Windows and Mac) and the client app, which you'll find on the App Store (just search for air photo).
In a single-server setup, the app will automatically connect via Bonjour - otherwise you can use the connect button to specify the server you'd like to use for printing. Press the print button, and your server's Air Photo window will activate. It automatically selects landscape or portrait orientation and allows you to scale images or leave white space.
At $1.99, the app is a great buy - especially if you print a lot of images that you've saved on your iPhone or Touch.
There are two components to Air Photo: the server (a free download and runs on both Windows and Mac) and the client app, which you'll find on the App Store (just search for air photo).
In a single-server setup, the app will automatically connect via Bonjour - otherwise you can use the connect button to specify the server you'd like to use for printing. Press the print button, and your server's Air Photo window will activate. It automatically selects landscape or portrait orientation and allows you to scale images or leave white space.
At $1.99, the app is a great buy - especially if you print a lot of images that you've saved on your iPhone or Touch.













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Subscribe to commentshelikroppterJan 20th 2009 4:04PM
Rick Nash!!! Go Jackets!!!
El TacoJan 20th 2009 11:07PM
So It's still not directly from the phone to the printer, just wireless. It still has to go through the PC.
EbriumJan 21st 2009 4:21AM
UAU!!!
This is a great app!!!
In a normal phone you have PictBridge, and just send the pict to the printer through bluetooth.
LOL
Is this really a phone? or just a iPod that makes calls?