Just Got My Pogo Set Up and It's Fun!

I bought a Pogo when I got my Droid a while ago. Then I got an iPhone and it wasn't compatible. I thought to give it another try as I had purchased packs of film. Connected it to my G12 and my 5D2 and without any problems, the images printed out just fine. The prints are small, wallet size, but really a fun toy to have. I'm sure the 5D2 images were much better, all the images were pretty flat printed, but for a party or a family affair, don't have to bring more than the Pogo and a cord to your camera and Uncle Joe can have his favorite niece's picture with him.

Does anyone know how I can sync my iPhone 4 with the Pogo?

What IS a Pogo?!

Lol yea thats what I was thinking!

I thought about that, too.

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It's a little printer that is the size of a long P&S. Much of a toy more than anything else, but it is useful at times. I now have 2 for those kid parties I do so many of.

Looks cute, and isnt terribly expensive. But yea I doubt theres a way to print from an iDevice with it unless there is an app for it or youre jailbroken.

Pogo works on Android? What app did you use? I have one, but only used it (and seldom) for DPOF off the camera.

It says the Pogo has bluetooth, so wouldn't work with any phone with bluetooth? It also has a 2.0 USB can't you attach your iPhone to the USB and plug it in to the Pogo?

Take Care,
Cheers, Patrick

Saint728 wrote in post #13700507
It says the Pogo has bluetooth, so wouldn't work with any phone with bluetooth? It also has a 2.0 USB can't you attach your iPhone to the USB and plug it in to the Pogo?

Take Care,
Cheers, Patrick

It uses the PictBridge (DPOF-based) protocol for communicating with the printer, regardless of the communication medium (USB, BlueTooth, IR, . . .).

I'm not using it with the phone. My Droid printed easily, but I have lots of cameras with nice cords that attach to the Pogo, so I printed some. It's a silly device, no great quality, but the size makes it fun. The pictures fit in a wallet, so it's a nice.

I actually printed from my Droid when I got it, I'm pretty sure, but that was a few years ago. I have the original Droid. I put in the passcode and it printed, I think. But I didn't like the quality of the camera on the Droid, so I stopped using it. The direct printing from the camera is much, much better.

Sonuvagun! It works fine off my N97!