Google cloud print is a new service that allows to print documents from your smart phones that supports HTML5 or OS above Android 2.1. It also allows printing of documents from your Gmail account without need of any software. This service makes printing more intuitive and accesible by allowing you to print documents from your set-up printers from any computer or smart phone.
As for now, Google cloud print is supported for Windows OS only running Windows XP, Vista or 7. But, it may soon available for Mac and Linux OS according to their official site. To start printing, you need to connect your printer to Google cloud print service. After connecting your printer with Google cloud service, you will be able to print from any computer or smart phone, regardless of where you are. Let’s see step to step guide on illustrating how to connect and use your printer with Google Cloud print service?
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1. Download and install latest build of Google Chrome browser from here, i.e., Google Chrome 9.0.597.1 or greater.
2. Click the wrench icon in Google Chrome browser (upper right hand side of the page) on the Window PC that is connected to your printer. Choose “options” button from the drop down menu.
3. Now, click “Under the Hood” tab. Scroll to the bottom of the settings pop-up and click “Sign in to Google Cloud Print”.
4. A dialog appears where you have to enter your Google account details.
You will see a pop-up window after signing into your Google account.
That’s it, your printer is connected with Google cloud print and now you can print any document from any computer or smart phone in any part of the world.
After connecting your printer, let’s see how to print documents from your mobile using Google cloud print service?
This is pretty easy – just type gmail.com in your iPhone or Android browser and choose “Print” option from the dropdown menu in the top right hand corner. You can also click on “Print” link appears next to email attachments such as .pdf or .doc.
It might happen that you can’t see the above option in Chrome or mobile because Google is rolling out this service in U.S. and will available in every part of the world in next few days.
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Super Cool idea thanks for Share….
This is awesome. And not just hat you’ve shown me how to do here… but the tutorial itself is really well put together. It’s easy to follow, and well-organized. Nicely done.
Hi Yogesh, this is pretty cool. I didn’t know Google offered Cloud Print. Sweet!
Thanks!
They keep discovering new things everyday and this is truly awesome! It is a really cool feature and can be of help whenever you need to print something and you’re outside. Thanks for the share. Will be sharing this to others too.
Thanks for sharing these instructions, I don’t know if my printer will accomodate wireless printing or will connect to my phone but its worth a try I guess! This google cloud thing looks interesting as well, I’ve seen it advertised but I haven’t tried that yet.
wow… cloud print would actually be economical