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BERLIN and DENVER, Oct. 01, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ThinPrint, the enterprise print management expert, today announced the availability of ezeep for Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD), its Azure-based cloud printing platform developed specifically for WVD users. ThinPrint, Microsoft’s exclusive launch partner for WVD printing, has launched its ezeep for Windows Virtual Desktop on the Azure Marketplace in line with the general availability of WVD. With Windows Virtual Desktop, Microsoft’s Windows...

BERLIN and DENVER, May 27, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ThinPrint’s ezeep for Azure, the company’s platform for cloud printing developed specifically for Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop, has made a quantum leap as the first cloud printing solution to enable print rendering to take place entirely in the cloud. This allows the new ezeep Hub to be used in branches and remote offices as a plug-and-play device for immediate network printer availability. Designed with administrators in mind, the...

ThinPrint launches new solution ThinPrint, headquartered in Germany, with office in Colorado, now offering “ezeep” - Advertised as the industry’s only 100% cloud print solution - Claims is superior to Microsoft’s Universal Print solution - “enabling any device to print to any printer – whether with the ezeep printer driver from PC or Mac, via app for smartphones and tablets or even by web-based drag and drop for the occasional user” - Offers the ezeep Hub, a compact appliance-like solution...

ezeep Introduces Mobile Print to Bring Cloud-Based Managed Printing to iPhones and Android Devices BERLIN and DENVER, Dec. 08, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ezeep by ThinPrint, a leading provider of cloud printing solutions, today announced the release of the ezeep mobile print app, the industry-standard in cloud-based mobile printing. ezeep’s mobile print app enable easy printing from iPhones, iPads, or Android smartphones to any ezeep connected network printer to optimize workplace security and...

Up to this point, cloud printing services have just linked users and printers, leaving the print rendering to the user's device or a company server. IT managers now have to deal with printer drivers, their availability and suitability for contemporary working practices, as well as making sure the necessary resources are delivered and kept up to date locally.