Reflector + AirParrot Bundle
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Wireless Screen Mirroring: An Explanation
The complicated answer: “Wireless screen mirroring” is a tech-industry term used to describe a form of wireless device-to-device communication software.
In layman’s terms: “Screen mirroring” is a way to make your smart phone, tablet and computer screens appear on other screens. Simple, right?
The screen mirroring market is young, and unlike the smart phone or tablet industry, screen mirroring technology lacks a universally accepted word or application that defines it.
We often find that people don’t know what to look for when they need a mirroring solution because it isn’t a mainstream concept. What do you call it when you want to see your iPhone or Galaxy appear on your Mac or PC? What term do you use when you want your computer screen to appear on your TV or other computers simultaneously?
Mirroring technology is used to accomplish a wide array of tasks across many markets including education, business, mobile gaming and app development. We make industry-leading apps for these markets.
What is screen mirroring?
Wireless screen mirroring is the act of wirelessly displaying computer, smart phone and tablet screens on external devices in order to view and share content in real time from one screen to another.
Wirelessly send a computer screen
Users can wirelessly send a computer screen (Mac and PC), specific desktop window or application to one or more Apple TVs, Chromecasts or Reflector-enabled computers simultaneously using the industry-leading AirParrot software.
Wirelessly send a mobile device to a Mac or PC
Users may also wirelessly display one or more smart phone/tablet screen onto a Mac or PC using the industry-leading Reflector software. Compatible devices include iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Chromebook, Surface Pro and Android devices.
This mirroring app wirelessly displays mobile device screens by receiving AirPlay and Google Cast connections from iOS and Android devices. It’s the only screen mirroring technology in the world that’s compatible with Google Cast-enabled Android phones and tablets.
All of that information is great, but seeing is believing. Check out our screen mirroring tutorial below!