If you use an iPhone or Mac and you want to cast a video from a specific app on your iPhone or Mac to your TV, you can use AirPlay. However, if you want to cast your whole screen — with all of the ...

Ohio-based developer Squirrels today released Reflector 4 ($17.99) the latest incarnation of the company’s Mac and Windows screen mirroring and media streaming receiver app. Boasting compatibility ...

In previous tech eras, TVs were simpler affairs, and didn't come bundled with "smart" hardware enabling streaming services. However, that all changed with the introduction, and proliferation, of ...

Screen mirroring has become an essential tool for sharing your iPhone’s display on a larger screen. Whether you want to stream videos, showcase photos, or deliver impactful presentations, the process ...

To mirror your Android's screen, you'll need a Chromecast or another compatible device. If you have a third-party app like Tenorshare, you can mirror your Android's screen to a Mac or PC too. While ...

Apple’s proprietary AirPlay technology works well for streaming from iPhone to certain devices, including some Macs, Apple TV boxes and smart TVs. But what if you don’t have the proper hardware?

Mirroring a smartphone screen to a computer or a computer screen to a smartphone is something we view as interesting. Certainly, not everyone will want to perform this task, but for those who do, then ...

If you’ve ever wished for a simpler way to send a file from your computer to a contact on your phone or watch content on a big screen that’s only available in a phone app, mirroring or casting your ...

There are a handful of must-have streaming services and cheap ways to get them these days, with Roku devices among them. Through Roku Sticks and Roku TVs, you can watch all of your favorite movies and ...

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, ...

Apple's AirPlay allows you to play content from an iPhone on your TV, but viewing your phone screen on a computer? That's a different story entirely. There are probably times when you don't want to be ...