Screen mirroring lets you project videos, presentations, pictures, and meetings from your phone to a large-screen device. The feature is available on Samsung Galaxy phones, Samsung tablets, and other ...

AirPlay, Apple’s innovative wireless technology, has transformed the way users share content from their iPhones and iPads to larger displays. Whether you’re looking to stream your favorite movie, ...

Sometimes squinting at a small screen is hard work — more so if you want to show off some content to others and would rather everyone didn’t crowd around your device. Sometimes it’s nice to kick back ...

Stream your screen to Apple TV or a smart TV with AirPlay 2 support. Image: Killian Bell/Cult of Mac We want to help you master Control Center, one of the most powerful and underutilized features on ...

Want to view content from your Samsung Galaxy S10 on a bigger screen? Screen mirroring allows you to wirelessly share your S10’s display to a TV, monitor or projector. It’s great for watching videos, ...

Alternatively: Link your iPhone to your Samsung TV with a cable for a physical connection. Or, try an app with mirroring capabilities, like AirBeamTV. This article explains how to connect your iPhone ...

Screen mirroring is a very useful feature, but on Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets the native option to do so has long been limited and hasn’t supported Google’s Chromecast platform. Now, though ...

If you are a fan of Roku TV, you must be curious about how to cast content from your Windows 11 PC to this streaming device. While Roku has a screen mirroring feature, the PC you want to cast from ...

Mirroring an iPhone screen on TV is one of those features that makes you say technology has, indeed, come so far. Gone are the days when you'd require bundles of knotted cable to display your phone on ...

If you would like to stream images, movies and applications from your iPhone directly to your large screen TV this quick guide will show you how easy it is. If you own an iPhone and modern large ...

Microsoft’s new “Copilot in Windows” is either a brand new way to interact with your computer using artificial intelligence, or a souped up version of Clippy, depending on who you ask. But there’s no ...