This means that, in addition to “mirroring” something you have on your screen, Miracast can also let you use a large display as a second screen. With Miracast now available, Airtame also lets you extend your desktop from Windows computers. This is possible with Airtame’s Single Window Sharing feature, which mirrors a specific window rather than your full screen. During a presentation, you can even choose to only present a specific app or window while still getting to look at your presentation notes privately. This is great for viewing local content such as pictures, videos, documents, and professional or educational presentations. So when you hear mirroring, think copying. Unlike when we look into a glass mirror, screen mirroring won’t horizontally flip what you see. The TV or projector will show a replica of what’s displayed on your computer or mobile device, including any movement (e.g., editing a text document or playing/pausing a video). As the name suggests, screen mirroring allows you to project, or “mirror”, what is on your smartphone, tablet, or computer and show it on your TV screen, projector, or external monitor without needing to use a cable. Screen mirroring is a way to share your screen. Various types of wireless interactions work differently depending on what content you want to show and how. Our devices can increasingly interact with each other in ways that are bringing us closer and eliminating cables for good. Here’s a breakdown of wireless screen mirroring, screencasting, and desktop sharing.
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