Like Canon's iOS app, Pic Flick can only print pictures, not documents or web pages however, Kodak's app doesn't let you adjust the photo size or print multiple copies. Like the Epson and HP iPrint apps, Kodak's Pic Flick prints pictures over Wi-Fi from an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch's Photos app. Afterwards, we simply navigated to Devices and Printers on our Windows 7 notebook, selected the C310 from a list of other Wi-Fi-connected printers, and opted for a Wi-Fi rather than a USB connection.
We plugged in the Kodak ESP C310, navigated to the "Network Set-up" menu, and selected "Wireless Network Wizard." After entering our office network's wireless password, we installed Kodak's print and scanner utility, which took 14 minutes-by far the longest install process of all the printers we tested.
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