With Cloud Print, Google is showing enterprises that Chrome OS is a really thin client, one that doesn't even need device drivers. Google is a giant in networking and online services and so anything ...

Sometimes your home or office printer isn't convenient when you absolutely need a hard copy. Google's Cloud Print aims to make your life easier when those situations pop up. I wish this worked for me.

Cloud Print, Google's long-anticipated online printing solution, recently launched as a public beta for Windows users, and the feature, which is supposed to allow you to print remotely to a networked ...

The launch of Google Cloud Print puts Google in deeper competition with Apple, which launched its cloud printing service, AirPrint, late last year. Google first hinted at Google Cloud Print in April ...

Google has updated its Cloud Print service with several new features, including the ability to send documents to a local FedEx store. I wonder if they've fixed the problems. I set this up on my home ...

Saying, “Our goal is to build a printing experience that enables any app (web, desktop, or mobile) on any device to print to any printer anywhere in the world,” Google has published a new set of ...

According to HP, Google Cloud Print users can print directly to any HP ePrint-enabled printer from any Google Cloud Print supported app on any computer or smartphone. "Making it easy for our customers ...

Google is unveiling early-stage designs, software code and documentation of a project whose goal is to let users of the company’s Chrome OS operating system print documents to any printer from any ...

Company is working on a cloud-based system that would let people print from Chrome OS without the need for local drivers. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

It was back in April of last year when Google announced Cloud Print, which would allow printing from any device, OS or browser without having to install software. After all that time, Google is ...

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Blog site reveals source code behind Google Docs showing that cloud printing, device syncing, and third-party apps may be coming soon. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a freelance ...