HP has promised to revert its firmware lockout that prevents customers from using third-party ink cartridges -- but refuses to say it won't put that lock back at a future time. Share on Facebook ...

Our connected world makes it simple to send documents around the world in the blink of an eye, but heaven have mercy if you ever need to print one of them. Printers are perhaps even more frustrating ...

HP Inc. has settled a class action lawsuit in which it was accused of unlawfully blocking customers from using third-party toner cartridges - a practice that left ...

I'm looking for a B&W laser printing option (straight printer or maybe MFC) to put in a public space for visitors to use to print when connected to the Guest Wifi. HP seems to be a big PITA (at least ...

Print quality, the ability to generate sharply drawn text and accurate representations of images, is the most obvious way to tell a good printer from a bad one.

HP is a household name when it comes to printers, but the company employs questionable practices to maximize profits. Much like Apple, HP aims to create a closed ecosystem, forcing you to use only its ...

People hate printers. They have tons of breakable moving parts and they require expensive ink refills. But it was even worse when HP started making printers that required 24/7 online connectivity and ...

I have an MFC-L3750CDW purchased in 2020. A "genuine" Brother 4-pack (1K,1C,1M,1Y) currently retails for AUD640.39 but is on sale at my usual supplier for AUD525.12. The same supplier is also selling ...

In Supreme Court case Impression Products, Inc v Lexmark International, Inc, the court ruled that a company that sells you something cannot use its patent on that product to determine or influence how ...

HP is backtracking on a firmware update that recently blocked some printers from using third-party ink cartridges. Some users reported that the update sometimes mistakenly marked legitimate ink as ...

Few things are more frustrating than sitting down to print an important document only to be met with a big, bold error message. If you’ve ever seen your HP printer ...