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Thursday, July 22, 2010 WORLD US BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT TECHNOLOGY SPORTS POLITICS FASHION HEALTH BLOG In the News: Al Gore Britney Spears Robert Byrd G20 Mena Suvari Michael Vick Home » TECHNOLOGY Handheld Devices, Cloud Print by Google Planning Wireless Printing 22 July, 2010 Share | A+ A- International search giant Google is planning to introduce wireless printing from mobile devices like smartphones, tablets, or notebooks in its new Google Chrome OS. Mike Jazayeri, Google’s group product manager said in a blog post on the chromium blog that Google Cloud Print project is designed to enable any type of internet connected applications to print on any printer.
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