Cloud Print FOR Android

Cloud print allows you to print files from your phone to your printer. In order to do this it uses the new Google Cloud Print service you should configure your pc following this guide:
http://www.google.com/landing/cloudprint/

NEW: if you have a HP E-Print enabled printer you dont even need your pc to be on!

As this app uses a beta service, it is also beta itself so be gentle on the comments :) and dont hesitate in send an email with ideas/suggestions.

Now with internal file browser that allows you to print from the app and with support for: pdf,jpg,jpeg,docx,ods,xls,xlsx,ppt,odp,txt,doc,xps

Main features Cloud Print FOR Android :
- Share printers with friends
- mail printing
- sms printing
- print job management
- internal file browser
- webpage printing
- printer managment ( Printer options )
- Print from clipboard


Awesome translation team :Fabrizio Alberti aka technofab (IT), Awesome Dutch user(NL),Awesome German user (DE),roaddan from Québec(FR), me (PT),Dani Mediavilla(ES)


Using Cloud Print app you can print to any printer connected to Google Chrome!

SEO: google cloud print printer network

WHY WE NEED SMS READING PERMISSIONS ?
- because we allow you to print your sms

WHY WE NEED CONTACTS READING PERMISSIONS ?
- because we allow you to print your contacts


NOTE 1 : TO ALL THE USERS: THERE IS NO WAY I CAN HELP YOU IF YOU REPORT AN ISSUE IN THE MARKET, PLEASE SEND ME AN EMAIL SO I CAN ANSWER,I WILL HELP YOU!

NOTE 2 : If you have issues printing you can try http://www.google.com/landing/cloudprint/ to confirm if the issue is google side.

NOTE 3 : Comments like "i tried to print and it did not work" does not help anybody.. please report your issue using the button "feedback" and we will try to help you.


Any issue: send us an email!!

Recent changes Cloud Print FOR Android:
- print attachments from Gmail official app

- bug fixing, bug fixing... :)

 

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Royal Wedding Bells in the Cloud

As the centuries pass, waves of change wash over us - the invention of the steam engine, photography, space travel, the Internet. We may think these inventions change everything. But some things stay the same. Like our world-wide romantic fascination with a Princess finding her Prince, and their First Royal Kiss.

And so it was only fitting that the highest traffic levels ever on Google App Engine occurred at the moment of the first (and second!) kiss between The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

The Royal Household announced in March, that the Royal Wedding would have its own official web site, and it would be hosted on Google App Engine. The site was a great team effort between The Royal Household, Accenture, who built the site, the web design agency Reading Room who led on the design and creative work, and the Google App Engine team.

The Official Royal Wedding web site generated over 2,000 requests per second, serving 15 million page views from 5.6 million visitors on the day of the wedding. Despite this load, the web site ran smoothly, serving off Google’s shared platform without disturbing the other 200,000+ apps, which collectively serve over 1.5 billion views per day.

However, from a load perspective, the really busy Google App Engine app was the YouTube Royal Channel site. This apps traffic peaked at 32,000 requests per second (!) - with an additional 10,000 requests per second during the 10 seconds around the kiss(es).

Whilst others were watching for a glimpse of The Dress, we were watching for a cloud platform non-event: the Google App Engine platform continued to operate normally. Both our wishes came true.

If you’re planning an event of similar scale yourself, we’d love to hear about it.

Our congratulations to the Royal Couple, and best wishes for the future!

Peter S Magnusson

Engineering Director

On behalf of the App Engine and Google team

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