Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Steven covers accessibility and assistive technologies. According to Juli Clover at MacRumors, Apple on Monday released new betas ...

Phone Mirroring lets you control your iPhone directly from your Mac — no picking up your phone required. Here's how to set it up, what it can do, and what its limits are.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

In iOS 18 and macOS 15 Sequoia, Apple added a feature called iPhone Mirroring. This gives you a virtual version of your iPhone that you can interact with on any Apple silicon or Intel Mac with a T2 ...

First, iPhone Mirroring has several conditions. It only works with Apple Silicon Macs (late 2020 and later) or Intel-based models with the Apple T2 Security Chip (2018 to 2020). Of course, you’ll need ...

Developers will get a first look at Apple's new iPhone Mirroring and SharePlay screen sharing as soon as next week, according to an Apple spokesperson. It was reported earlier that Apple may not ...

The big picture: Apple's new mirroring feature is now available to developers trialing beta versions of iOS and macOS. The feature allows you to completely control your iPhone and all of its apps with ...

Apple's macOS updates have been so dull lately, the most interesting part of last year's macOS Sonoma ended up being widgets. Widgets! Thankfully, macOS Sequoia has a lot more going on — or at least ...