Technically, there are some apps that can do that, I believe, but there is no rumors regarding native printing support, so any speculation at this point is just semi-educated-at-best-guesses.
The way iPhone does printing is through the special AirPrint stuff which required a specific compatible printer, but its something. So its sorta printing.
My guess is that it'll be a while. couple years?
Needless to say, outside of the supposed merge between Windows and WP, I dont think we can expect full-on USB, Wi-Fi everything printing.
Well, that pretty much ends my interest in the Windowsphone as an ongoing platform. I guess I'll go back to the iPhone when the bigger device arrives.
Al
Last time I looked, a lot of HP's printers had an email-to-print function. The printer needs an always-on internet connection, you register it and then email it any docs you want printing. Your file goes through the HP cloud (may be a privacy concern?) and is then sent as a print job to the printer.so no usb otg anytime soon as well?
btw are there any apps from companies like canon and HP to print to their respective printers?or even any third party ones
Last time I looked, a lot of HP's printers had an email-to-print function. The printer needs an always-on internet connection, you register it and then email it any docs you want printing. Your file goes through the HP cloud (may be a privacy concern?) and is then sent as a print job to the printer.
or get an ipad to supplement your windows phone
thats what i did-lumia 720 and ipad as my daily devices
Point is you shouldn't need anything to "supplement" your phone in order to print. Who wants to carry around an extra piece of hardware (especially something as large as a tablet) just to be able to print? For an enterprise focused company this seems a pretty essential thing to omit. One would think there would be at least a basic service similar to Cloud Print which allows me to print any of my documents from Google Docs or Google Drive available for Office. I find it a bit maddening that I can print to any printer in my house from all my Android devices but not my Windows Phone.
Yep, I was stupid. I ASSUMED that printing was built-in just like the iPhone I used previously. I never imagined not being able to print. it is a basic function and it is available on the other two operating systems in the marketplace.
I have to email my docs to my Windows tablet to print it. Amazing that the Windows tablet can print but the Windows phone cannot!!!
Al
And MS want WP to enterprise and business. LOL
Android have this: https://www.google.com/cloudprint/learn/What other phone allows you to print natively to an enterprise WiFi network?
A basic function that was just introduced natively last year, yet still proprietary and would be useless for me since nowhere at home, school, or work is there a printer that supports AirPrint, for the iPhone you seem to love so much?