Few things bring people closer together than a stroll down memory lane, flicking through a stack of old photos. They act as glossy reminders of cherished get-togethers, happy holidays and spontaneous ...

Which smartphone photo printers are best? Before the era of smartphones and digital cameras, many people used Polaroid cameras for photos. The devices were slightly bulky but had one unique aspect: ...

In the era of smart phones, having a portable photo printer is a great way to preserve analog-style memories. The best portable photo printers easily connect to your smartphone via Bluetooth or USB ...

In the market for a mini printer that doesn’t cost much? The Kodak Step Photo Printer is a solid choice given the price. It connects to iOS and Android smartphones, as well as tablets and other ...

Fujifilm has unveiled its newest portable smartphone printer: the Instax Mini Link 2 ($100). The pocket-sized device connects directly to your smartphone (via Bluetooth) and allows you to print any ...

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If you have a small office or need to print papers while traveling, a portable printer is a worthwhile investment. These days, there are tons of compact, lightweight models are on the market—and many ...

Digital photos may be convenient for travel, but there’s something special about holding a printed picture. Portable photo printers let you turn your favorite snapshots into instant keepsakes, no ...

Whether you’re confined to working from home or you’re free to roam the world as a traveling salesperson, a portable printer is an invaluable tool. For the former, it offers a convenient way to easily ...

You’ve taken beautiful photos of your kids, your vacation, and your family dog. You’ve post them to Instagram and Facebook and look through your albums on your phone whenever you get a chance. But ...