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HP Brings iPrint Photo To The iPhone

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And the latest app available through the iPhone App Store comes from…HP. Vnunet reports that the company has released iPrint Photo for the handset, which allows users to wirelessly print photos and pictures simply by touching the image on their phone screen.

That touch sends a wireless instruction to an inkjet printer, which then produces the image.

According to HP:

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"Wireless printing is a fun extension of the iPhone/iPod touch’s easy photo capture and viewing experience. Images stored on your iPhone or iPod touch can print on most HP networked inkjet printers connected to a local Wi-Fi network. Pictures will print out at a standard photo size."

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