Originally announced at Google I/O 2014 last month, Android mirroring has now arrived on the Chromecast. The feature means you can now see your phone or tablet on your TV, navigating your apps ...

This helpful article will explain how to mirror the screen of your Android phone to a TV, and how to stop mirroring.

While you use streaming services on your Fire TV stick, you may want to cast videos stored on your phone or have friends share from their phones.

To mirror your Android's screen, you'll need a Chromecast, a compatible TV, or a third-party app like Tenorshare Phone Mirror.

Google is bringing the ability to mirror the screen on your Android phone or table to a TV using a Chromecast. You could already use a Chromecast to stream audio, video, or other content from the ...

Fire TV adds tablet games, Android mirroring to its bag of tricks By Ryan Waniata Published November 4, 2014 ...

Smart TVs pack in a ton of features, but most people barely scratch the surface of what they can do. Beyond streaming your ...

Google today added mirroring to its Chromecast Android app, enabling Chromecast owners with Android devices to “cast” mobile apps, photos, videos, and anything else from their device’s ...

Screen mirroring—getting what's on your phone, tablet or laptop to appear on your TV—is coming to Roku media players.

Its Smart Mirror functions similarly to an Android tablet, Capstone suggests. The company announced the device at CES last year and it's now available for purchase.