Tip: Smartphone - How to Print Via Bluetooth

As users do more computing on their Smartphones it's inevitable that the demand for printing from them will grow. E-mailing a document to yourself and retrieving it on your laptop or saving to a microSD card and then using a reader to access that card from your laptop or desktop both work, but they're clunky, as is transferring from the handheld to your computer via a sync.

An adapter can give you printer access via Bluetooth to a USB or parallel printer. The gadget will work with any Bluetooth device, not just smartphones, so you can also use one to print from a laptop without a physical cable.