Complimenting the age of cloud computing, the trend of “Anywhere Printing” is hot now that, as NY Times reports, it is possible to print documents on any printer almost anywhere in the world.

AirStation Wireless Printer Server lets you share printers over an 802.11b network.

With PrinterShare® you can print documents and photos on other people’s printers as easily as on the local one connected to your machine. No special technical knowledge is required from both – printer owner and user. It just works!

And EFI announces PrintMe integration in Adobe Acrobat. PrintMe(TM)–Print anything, anytime from your Microsoft Windows Powere SmartPhone. Microsoft is promoting PrintMe to millions of users.

According to HP, 9 trillion pages will be produced this year, and 53 trillion in the next two years. According to HP research, 48 percent of all U.S. printing is directly from the Web, and could reach 60 to 70 percent in the next year.

Ink jet has completely replace photo printing technology, and people will be able to print anywhere and anytime, from the home, retail locations or mail order. “This where things are going, and it will happen to books, magazines, newspapers and marketing collateral.”

HP is seeding the market with more than just printers and ink. HP acquired the SnapFish photo service, which as grown from 11 million to 45 million users, and more recently acquired Tabblo, which allows user to more easily organize and print text, graphics and photos from the Web.

HP is also offering “Printing to Go” — A new service called Cloudprint that makes Document Printing Mobile, using a combination of cell phone SMS technology and web based file storage.

With AnywherePrinting.com, you can go head-to-head with these services or create a widget-based application that routes print jobs to the nearest Kinkos or branch office location.

With AnywherePrinting.com your development options are unlimited even going the tradition route. Make a directory of printers. Or start a blog like Andy’s “Working Anywhere”

Whether it’s a company’s primary domain or a branded effort, the goal is to create a domain that is contextual, meaning it has relevance to the consumer – depending on how the consumer is speaking, thinking or even typing it.

Customers are looking for an “Anywhere Printing” solution. And AnywherePrinting.com delivers it.