Why Having an Android-Powered Printer Is Important for Your Business Google’s Android mobile operating system has long been considered the most leading-edge and widely used OS in the mobile device arena. Currently, there are over 1.4 billion active Android users worldwide and that number is growing. With that many Android-powered devices in use, the need for expanding performance capabilities even further is driving 41% of mobile app developers to solely focus on the Android operating system. Not limited to mobile and tablet devices, Android’s open-sourced operating system has expanded to areas like smart watches and wearable technology, car navigation, cameras and a broad range of IoT technologies, such as refrigerators, home security systems and printers. In 2014, Samsung, with its deep understanding of businesses’ constant evolving needs and requirements, introduced the world’s first line of Android-based multifunction printers (MFPs). Since then, those groundbreaking MFPs, equipped with the intuitive Androidbased Smart UX Center, have given SMBs and enterprises alike an opportunity to use their printers for more integrated workflows and increased efficiency.
Android Printing for Business Samsung Printing Solutions’ MultiXpress series of MFPs were the first printers of their kind to be equipped with a tablet display and Android operating system, to make them more independent, versatile, and scalable for all types of business environments. Having an Android tablet for a printing command center means that the 10.1” touchscreen panel can enable users to search and print from web browsers, emails, maps, images, and other types of content – without the need to connect to a PC or server.
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