We've seen similar options in the apps used by the Fujifilm Instax Share SP3 and the HP Sprocket. The app offers several social media-friendly options, including printing directly from Facebook, Instagram and Google Photo, as well as less popular apps like FotoRus, PhotoWonder and Snapseed.

The app lets you cycle through your photos and saved pictures for printing and can also connect to other apps on your phone for printing images from social media and cloud storage.Īs we've seen on many other photo printers, Kodak has added lots of extras, attempting to put some pizzazz into photo printing. Simply find the printer's Wi-Fi network, 'DIRECT-Kodak-,' and use the default password '12345678.' It's not as convenient or elegant as NFC, but it gets you connected just the same.įor photo printing, editing and everything else on the printer aside from powering it on and off, you'll be using Kodak's Printer Mini app, available for both Android and iOS devices. If you have an Apple iPhone or iPad or an older Android phone that lacks NFC, you'll need to log in manually. The process is extremely simple and opens the Kodak Printer Mini app automatically. It's also equipped with a near-field communication (NFC) chip reader, letting you pair the printer to an NFC-equipped phone with just a tap. The Mini connects over Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi Direct, which lets the device act as its own hotspot, connecting directly with a phone or tablet without having to go through a local network. It's a small thing, but it stands out a bit more, thanks to the printer's minimalist exterior design. After opening the panel one time, I saw minor damage where the lid and the printer chassis rubbed against each other. This access panel was the source of my only complaint with the Mini's construction. The other long side of the printer opens up to provide access to a combined ink-and-paper cartridge and exposes a sticker with device information, such as the serial number and MAC address of the printer.

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