With the release of iPhone OS 4, Pocket Watch will continue to bring you new and exciting features to let you print. Whether you use an iPhone, an iPad, an iPod touch, or all of the above you will be able to print from it with ActivePrint. With your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch you can print many of the popular office documents such as word processor files (.doc, .docx, .rtf, and others), spreadsheets (.xls and .xlsx), presentations (.ppt and .pptx), and PDF documents.
Add to that the ability to print photos, contacts, notes, web pages, and more to any printer that you can connect to a Windows PC! It doesn't matter what printer you have. Print while you're on the go with ActivePrint on your iPhone OS 4 device!
Here are some of the features available in this new version of ActivePrint 7 for your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad: * Print office documents like word processor documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and more * Print photos from your photo album or your device's camera * Print the contents of your device's clipboard, letting you easily print content from other apps! * Print contacts from the address book and web pages * Print plain text from a built in notepad screen * Support for multiple copies, portrait/landscape printing, different quality of printing, and color or black & white printing * Print via any internet connect (Wi-Fi or EDGE/3G network) * Support for practically any printer available in the market
Pricing and Availability: A free lite version of ActivePrint 7.3 will be available worldwide exclusively through the AppStore in the Productivity category. Unlock the full features through an InApp purchase for only $3.99 (USD).
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Al - April 9, 2010 at 12:42pm
They really need to be up front (instead of hiding it on their website) that this only works with Windows.