If you have an iPhone 15, you can use a USB-C cable to connect it to a USB-C-supported monitor, given that the cable supports at least USB 3.1. You can also use a USB-C dongle.

Apple's year-old iPhone Mirroring feature is still unavailable in the European Union, and it appears that will remain the ...

Monitors may be core peripheral devices for PCs, but there are plenty of other uses for these displays aside from being ...

At first this feature to control your iPhone from a Mac left me scratching my head. After all, my phone is rarely out of ...

If you have a USB-C monitor, you can use a USB-C cable to mirror your iPhone's display. iPhones use the DisplayPort protocol and support up to 4K video output at 60Hz.

You can connect your iPhone to a TV using an AV cable, AirPlay, or screen mirroring. To AirPlay or screen mirror your iPhone, you also need to have an Apple TV or AirPlay 2-compatible smart TV.

But now you can mirror your iPhone on your Mac and monitor your iPhone’s notifications, also use its apps so forth. Another surprising feature that many didn’t know the Mac didn’t have was ...

iPhone Mirroring would also give me another reason to use StandBy Mode, one of my favorite parts of last year's iOS 17 update. The iPhone automatically pops into StandBy when mirroring is in ...

Once you set up iPhone Mirroring, getting into your phone takes just a few seconds. ... It's 2024 and Apple has finally made it easier to position Mac windows around your monitor.

With Sequoia and iOS 18, you can now interact with your iPhone directly from your Mac. It’s not perfect, and key features are still missing, but it’s a big win for iPhone users.