Mirroring your Android phone's display to your PC has become relatively easy thanks to Microsoft's Your Phone feature that lets you do much more including global copy-paste and mirroring notifications ...

The number of devices that we regularly use are increasing these past few decades. However, whatever new gadgets arise from innovation, the smartphone, and the computer will remain as constants in our ...

I'll always remember the days when I used to play Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit on my Galaxy Note 2, mirroring the screen to the TV via an MHL HDMI adaptor. Mirroring your Android smartphone screen to ...

Scrcpy is a free and open source tool that lets you mirror your Android device to a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. This lets you view your mobile apps on a PC, remote control them, or make screen ...

Back in October, Microsoft announced a number of new Windows 10 features that would let the OS play nice with Android smartphones. There were a few things that got our ears to perk up, but one of the ...

Activate Display Mirroring: Press and hold down the Home button on your remote, then select Mirroring. Cast from Android: ...

In brief: Microsoft has made its upcoming phone mirroring service available to Windows Insider users. In order to use the service, you'll need a Samsung Galaxy device and a PC with the latest ...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 build allows some users, using some PCs, to drive some phones directly from their PC—without removing them from their pocket. Windows 10 Insider build 18356 supports ...

Mirroring your Android phone or Windows PC to your Android TV has always been easy, but now iPhone, iPad, and even Mac users ...

Google has been preparing a way to stream apps and notifications from your Pixel phone to your Chromebook or PC, and 9to5Google has enabled this feature to provide an exclusive first look at it. Over ...

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