Google Launches Cloud Printer Service For Windows
An anonymous reader writes "Google today announced it is bringing its Cloud Print project to Windows. The company has launched both a driver and a service, both of which are available for download now from Google Tools. For those who don't know, Google Cloud Print connects Cloud Print-aware applications (across the Web, desktop, and mobile) to any printer. It integrates with the mobile versions of Gmail and Google Docs, and is also listed as a printer option in the Print Preview page of Chrome."
One of the things that annoys me about Android: having to print through the Cloud (tm) when I have an Internet Printing Protocol CUPS server on the same network as my phone connected to a printer ten feet from me. It wouldn't be so bad if the Google Cloud Print libraries weren't proprietary and did something like IPP proxying instead of using a similarly proprietary API.
Will the advertisements be in the middle of your print jobs or printed to the side?
I'm forfeiting being able to use mod points here just to say there needs to be a "+1 Horrifying, but probably true." option.
I've decided to Diversify my Holdings. I've divided my cash between my left and right pockets, instead of all in one.
But what do I know? I work for Google :P
Well blow me down with a feather! Someone working for Google who thinks Google's ideas are good.
Who would have seen that coming?