Printer manufacturer infected customer PCs for months
Buying a $6,000 printer shouldn't infect your PC with malware
The world's first personal 3D texturing UV printer paints on almost any surface
Kickstarter begins this month, with shipments starting in June
HP settles lawsuit over ink-blocking printer update, with no payout or admission of wrongdoing
You can now stop HP's ink-blocking updates -- if you have the right printer
Windows 11 beta update is making some printers spit out gibberish
Printer ink is too expensive to waste
Brother printers are quietly sabotaging third-party toner with firmware updates
Following on HP's footsteps by crippling non-OEM toners sparks backlash
TCL begins mass production of cheaper inkjet-printed OLED panels, starting with 21.6-inch model
TCL also showcases the world's first 2.8K 14-inch QD-EL display
TCL is promising brighter, cheaper, and less power-hungry OLED monitors
They should start arriving next year
HP's new AI chatbot tries to simplify printing - but is it really necessary?
Printing gets the AI treatment
Ricoh lays off 2,000 employees due to shrinking demand for office printers
Reforming the business to adapt to a digital only, paperless future
HP discontinues laser printers with online-only DRM
Current users must continue subscribing to HP+
HP CEO: The number of printed pages is down, hybrid work is killing the print industry
Hardware is being used for longer, too, but couldn't that be a good thing?
This is the world's largest 3D printer: The University of Maine breaks its own record
Could giant 3D printers eliminate the housing crisis?
Class-action lawsuit accuses HP of monopolizing aftermarket ink cartridges
Plaintiffs claim they never agreed to only purchase HP ink cartridges
Russia slams HP for closing local website, claims world is boycotting the company
In compliance with US-mandated sanctions
HP rolls out monthly subscription service for "hassle-free" printing
Pricing starts at $6.99 a month
HP CEO says customers who don't use the company's supplies are "bad investments"
"When we identify cartridges that are violating our IP, we stop the printers from working"
HP's TV ad campaign claims its printers are "made to be less hated"
HP boasts that it could be worse
HP executive boasts that its controversial ink subscription model is "locking" in customers
Not the best choice of words
Third-party printer drivers will go the way of the dodo, Microsoft warns
The big picture: Microsoft is preparing a big change in how printer manufacturers and customers interact with Windows. In a few years from now, Redmond's operating system won't provide any "official" means for third-party driver distribution. Security and reliability for printing operations will improve as a result, hopefully.
HP will face class-action for bricking all-in-one printers when ink is low
Company allegedly forces ink refills for tasks that don't require printing
HP has found a new way to add ink cartridge DRM to your printer
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again
HP firmware update that bricks printers still has no fix
Several weeks after being pushed out
HP prepping firmware update to fix critical security vulnerability in LaserJet printers
The bug could allow hackers to remotely access sensitive information
In a nutshell: Dozens of HP printers are vulnerable to a security issue that could potentially allow attackers to access sensitive information. The company is aware of the problem and is working on an update that will be rolled out later this year. In the meantime, HP is suggesting that users downgrade the firmware version of the affected models as a temporary workaround to mitigate the issue.
HP keeps updating its printers to block third-party ink cartridges
Bricking some working cartridges in the process