Can't use AirPrint on my brother J615 printer?

H all,
I can't print using AirPrint on my brother J615. I tried using the brother app but it only prints from photo albums.
I want to print from my Mail & Safari on iPad & iPhone.
Thanks.

Divyan-
Your best bet may be an iPad App like EuroSmartz' Print n Share. If you contact them, they should be able to tell you if they support your Brother Printer. If the App works for both iPad and iPhone, you can use it on both if they sync from the same Apple account.
An alternative is to share your computer's printer as AirPrint over WiFi. Print n Share may also be able to do that. For a free solution, search the web for AirPrint Activator.
Fred

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