| Nokia Offers Mobile Photo Printing Services |
| Monday, 23 July 2007 | |
Ever wanted to get quality prints from the pictures on your phone ?Well your in luck because Nokia launched a fully integrated mobile printing service in Europe. The new Nokia service enables people to order high-quality prints easily and directly from the device, over cellularor wireless LAN (WLAN) networks, and have them delivered to your home or to a friend. Users of compatible Nokia Nseries multimedia computers now only need one device to capture images, edit them and order prints. You can also have your favorite images printed on stickers or gift items like mugs, jigsaw puzzles and T-shirts, and have them delivered to a friend. The mobile printing service is accessible from the device's Gallery application. Simply select the images to be printed, insert address and other requested information, and press 'Order now'. The order is then processed by CeWe Color and prints are delivered to the entered address. Payment methods commonly include credit card as well as other possible local payment solutions depending on the country. Source: Nokia |
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