IPhones include a service called AirPrint that prints documents using Wi-Fi networks. The phone also includes a Bluetooth transmitter, enabling you to send documents to printers that support Bluetooth connections. If you need to print something that customers or clients will see, you should probably print from your computer, which provides more control over the printed output. But if you need to get a direct copy of iPhone material, such as messages, maps, photos and e-books, you can send your content to a printer via Bluetooth.
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Ryan Menezes is a professional writer and blogger. He has a Bachelor of Science in journalism from Boston University and has written for the American Civil Liberties Union, the marketing firm InSegment and the project management service Assembla. He is also a member of Mensa and the American Parliamentary Debate Association.
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