Casting a laptop's screen with a TV is pretty straightforward This article explains how to mirror a laptop to a TV both wirelessly and using wires and includes instructions to stop mirroring, too. The ...

If you’re using a laptop] on a daily basis, you’ll know how tiring it can get to stare at a 13-inch screen for hours on end. This is why it’s great that most modern computers can be connected to a TV.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. As they've proliferated through our lives, the lines between different kinds of displays have blurred. Whether you're looking at a smartphone, ...

There are a handful of must-have streaming services and cheap ways to get them these days, with Roku devices among them. Through Roku Sticks and Roku TVs, you can watch all of your favorite movies and ...

PowerToys comes with an option called Screen Ruler. As it denotes, it displays a ruler on demand. To show a ruler on screen using PowerToys, follow these steps: Open the PowerToys app on your computer ...

To mirror your Android's screen, you'll need a Chromecast or another compatible device. If you have a third-party app like Tenorshare, you can mirror your Android's screen to a Mac or PC too. While ...

It's fairly standard practice to hook up a laptop to a larger display at home or at the office, but what's less common is to use a laptop as the second screen—even though it's not difficult to set up ...

Before you attempt to mirror to a TV, be sure the TV and the laptop are connected to the same network. Can't go wireless? Connect the HDMI cable to your laptop and your TV. MacBooks can use an adapter ...