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How To Connect Your Laptop, Smartphone Or Tablet To Your TV

Entertainment

2 years ago

How To Connect Your Laptop, Smartphone Or Tablet To Your TV

Anthony Caruana

1

Reflector Mirrors Your iOS Screen To A Mac, PC Or Android Device

Life

6 years ago

Reflector Mirrors Your iOS Screen To A Mac, PC Or Android Device

Dave Greenbaum

Streambels Streams Your Phone To TVs, Consoles And Set-Top Boxes

Life

7 years ago

Streambels Streams Your Phone To TVs, Consoles And Set-Top Boxes

Alan Henry

1

Android: Streambels is a new app that streams music, videos, photos and YouTube from your Android phone to any AirPlay or DLNA compatible player with just a few taps. That means you can push media from your phone to an Apple TV or iOS device, right to your TV or…

How To Add AirPlay To Your Car For High-Quality, Wireless Audio

Life

8 years ago

How To Add AirPlay To Your Car For High-Quality, Wireless Audio

Ben Novakovic

10

Entertainment

8 years ago

Use Quicksilver To Toggle AirPlay Sources On Your Mac With A Hotkey

Adam Dachis

Mac: We love Quicksilver, the great Mac app launcher that does so much more than launching. Thanks to a feature called Triggers, you can turn almost any action or script into a keyboard shortcut. That now includes switching AirPlay sources on the fly.

Send Audio From iOS To Multiple AirPlay Speakers With Airfoil

Entertainment

8 years ago

Send Audio From iOS To Multiple AirPlay Speakers With Airfoil

Whitson Gordon

AirFloat Turns Your iOS Device Into An AirPlay Receiver

Entertainment

8 years ago

AirFloat Turns Your iOS Device Into An AirPlay Receiver

Thorin Klosowski

4

Turn A Raspberry Pi Into An AirPlay Receiver For Streaming Music

Entertainment

8 years ago

Turn A Raspberry Pi Into An AirPlay Receiver For Streaming Music

Thorin Klosowski

1

Few things are better than kicking back on the couch and streaming your favourite album wirelessly to your stereo from your phone. That’s easy to do with AirPlay, but if you don’t want to pay for Apple’s solutions, a Raspberry Pi does the job remarkably well.