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In recent years, cloud printing is becoming a popular topic in the field of communication and the organizations (public or private) are shifting their physical infrastructure to cloud storage. Mobile phones are the dominant access device for consumer and have been an essential part of life. Mobile phones with smart features are the recent driver behind the cloud printing. Now mobile phones can be attached wirelessly to the printers from any location and anytime in the world via cloud technology that enables to send a personalized print jobfrom a mobile phone to the printer. In this process, print processing is carried on cloud server rather than hardware. Prior to this technology, printers are attached with mobile phones over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and USBtechnology that has some merits and demerits along with physical accessories. Therefore, Cloud printing is an innovative printing technology that improves the existing technologies and eliminates the physical attachment and geographicalbarriers. The newer mobile phones work anything likes computer or laptops these days. The aim of the paper is to present cloud printing via mobile phone and its working concisely.
Cloud Printing, Mobile phone, personalized print, Cloud Technology, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth Technology and Cloud enabled Printer
Cloud Printing, Mobile phone, personalized print, Cloud Technology, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth Technology and Cloud enabled Printer
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