where plenty of apps can be run directly on a TV's operating system, there are still plenty of reasons why one might want to cast from a laptop to a TV. Maybe you want a bigger screen to share ...

If you exit the app on the phone while you're casting, it should remain playing on your TV. But here's the rub: Not every phone includes a cast button option in the quick settings panel.

You can use the Fire TV app, but that will only allow you to control your Fire TV Stick from your phone and not cast the contents of your screen to the TV. Two options are available from the Fire ...

On smart TVs and those without Wi-Fi, you can stream your Android phone or tablet screen on the TV through screen mirroring, Google Cast, a third-party app, or by linking it with a cable.

One of the easiest ways to do this is to cast your phone onto the TV and show everyone from there. Sure, you can probably go onto the YouTube app if the person has a smart TV. But for showing a ...

When Google returned to the competitive streaming device market, finally updating its Chromecast after years of sitting idle, ...

The Fitbit app has suddenly lost the ability to cast workout videos to your TV through some of its latest updates.

One of the easiest ways to do this is to cast your phone onto the TV and show everyone from there. Sure, you can probably go onto the YouTube app if the person has a smart TV. But for showing a ...

Take YouTube TV, for example. It's a paid subscription ... Cast YouTube from a mobile device to Roku Using the YouTube mobile app, you can cast videos from your iPhone to Roku.

If you're looking to connect your Android phone to the TV, you can do so through the built-in Cast feature, a third-party app, or a cable hookup. Let's break down your choices, from the simplest ...