The screen on you iPhone may be sharp and bright, but sometimes it's just not large enough. Here are three ways to mirror your iPhone to your TV.

Here’s how to use screen mirroring on your iPhone, a simple way to project your device’s screen to your television. Screen mirroring can be accessed through the iPhone control center. (Photo by Jaap ...

Sharing your iPhone screen with a Windows PC is a straightforward process that doesn’t require any additional hardware or costly software. By using the free LonelyScreen AirPlay Receiver software, you ...

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 ...

Mirroring your iPhone screen to your Mac is a convenient way to integrate your devices, allowing seamless multitasking and enhanced productivity. This feature allows you to wirelessly project and ...

Sometimes, browsing through photos or watching a video on your phone or laptop just doesn't cut it. Beaming to a TV can be a great way to enjoy content on a bigger display and share it with everyone ...

If you want to show any piece of content—photos, memes, maps, videos, etc.—on your iPhone to more than one person sitting in the same room, huddling around your device's small screen or passing your ...

In macOS Sequoia, Apple introduced iPhone Mirroring, a new Continuity feature that bridges the gap between your Mac and iPhone. It allows you to view and control your iPhone directly from your Mac's ...

In 2024, Apple introduced iPhne Mirroring. This macOS Sequoia feature puts a mirrored version of your iPhone right on your Mac’s desktop, enabling you to interact with your iPhone without ever needing ...

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 ...

Your iPhone's reasonably sized screen is sufficient for most tasks, but there are times when you might want to view its content on a larger display. For example, when giving a presentation in a ...