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How to Print Photos from Android Smartphone/Tablet?

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Just like computers that we use everyday, Android phones and tablets are not as powerful. One of the huge advantages of them is portable. You can use an Android phone or tablet as portable computer and send emails, surf the Internet, watch movies, listen to music and many other daily behaviors just like we do on our computers. And now, yes, photos printing, can be also done on your portable Android device. As long as we export the wanted photos from an Android phone or Android tablet to a computer with local printer connected, you can effortlessly get your Android photos printed out.

Then, first of all, we need to work out how to export photos from an Android device to computer. Of course you can email the photos or transfer via a USB cable. But what if you have large photos need to email or your USB connection is unable? Use the Coolmuster Android Assistant please! The application has a one click feature that enables the user to either back up or restore data from and to their Android smartphone or tablet. Back up of data that is valuable to an individual helps to ensure that one has a copy in case their device gets corrupted or stolen. Therefore, you can effortlessly use it to transfer photos from an Android device to computer.

Apart from photos, Android Assistant can also export videos, music, contacts, SMS, apps, documents and more from Android phone/tablet to PC or Mac. And it is fully compatible with overall Android brands, including Samsung, HTC, LG, Motorola, Sony, Google, Huawei, ZTE, etc. Just download the free and trial version of this Android manager program:

Android Photos Printer - How to Print Android Pictures/Photos?

Step 1. Run Android photos exporter on your computer

After downloading the Android Assistant on your computer, install and launch it. Then, connect your Android phone or tablet to this computer with a USB cable or via Wi-Fi directly. Enable USB debugging from your Android device's settings by following the steps show on the program interface. After that, Android Assistant will detect your Android device.

Follow the below instruction to enable USB debugging:

1) For Android 2.3 or earlier: Enter "Settings" < Click "Applications" < Click "Development" < Check "USB debugging".
2) For Android 3.0 to 4.1: Enter "Settings" < Click "Developer options" < Check "USB debugging".
3) For Android 4.2 or newer: Enter "Settings" < Click "About Phone" < Tap "Build number" for several times until getting a note "You are under developer mode" < Back to "Settings" < Click "Developer options" < Check "USB debugging".

Once the USB debugging is enabled, the parameter information of your phone, including phone model, system version and storage space size will be shown in the main interface like below.

Step 2: Select and export the photos you want to print

Choose "Photos" from the left column, preview all photos on the right-side window and then select those you want to print. Finally, you can click "Export" button to transfer those selected photos from Android to computer.

Step 3. Start to print photos from Android

After transferring all your wanted photos to computer with original image quality and format, you can now print them out by pressing "CTRL+P" on your keyboard with the local printer directly.

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