With new features in the Link to Windows app, your phone becomes a remote control for your PC: locking it, sharing files, syncing your clipboard, and even mirroring your screen.

Your iPhone's reasonably sized screen is sufficient for most tasks, but there are times when you might want to view its content on a larger display. For example, when giving a presentation in a ...

Sharing your iPhone screen with a Windows PC is a straightforward process that doesn’t require any additional hardware or costly software. By using the free LonelyScreen AirPlay Receiver software, you ...

Looking to control your computer with your Android phone? Here are two different ways you can command your PC or Mac from a ...

Apple's AirPlay allows you to play content from an iPhone on your TV, but viewing your phone screen on a computer? That's a different story entirely. There are probably times when you don't want to be ...

You can now remotely lock your computer, send files between the phone and Windows 11, and even share the clipboard.

Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles. If you make a purchase through these links, we will earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more. Love playing games ...

Is your Android Not Connecting to PC? Explore quick and easy solutions to resolve connection problems and start transferring files.

Android app streaming on Windows 11 is getting a subtle upgrade. A new expanded mode in Phone Link makes apps feel less cramped on large monitors, bringing the experience closer to something you might ...

One of Apple's best recent features is iPhone mirroring, which lets you control an iPhone from a Mac. Scrcpy is a free application for Linux, Windows, and macOS that does the same thing: It allows you ...

Other than snapping selfies and mindlessly scrolling on social media, one thing you mainly do on your phone is texting. It is, after all, among the easiest ways to communicate, especially when you're ...

Most phones give you either a single screen or a foldable display that just enlarges one app. The Microsoft Surface Duo was different. It encouraged true multitasking by giving you two distinct ...