ApowerMirror
ApowerMirror is an innovative screen mirroring application launched by WangXu Technology in Hong Kong.[1] It works mainly on Windows, Mac OS, iOS, Android, Smart TVs, and other intelligent devices including AR and VR. It allows you to connect and mirror your phone to PC via USB or WiFi, and you can remotely control your phone from computer using your mouse and keyboard.[2]
Usually, the app is used for leisure, disseminating information to groups, meetings, conferences, live streaming, and gaming.[3]
Features
ApowerMirror's important features are as follows:
- Mirroring smartphones to PC, TV, and vice-versa
- Record screen mirroring
- Control Android and iOS on PC
- Full HD display
- Screen capture
- Cloud mirroring
- Send messages using the keyboard
- Show mobile notifications to PC and TV[4]
Connection
There are four ways to use ApowerMirror, such as:
WiFi Connection
Open the application, tap the M button and wait for the app to detect your phone. Tap the name of your computer or phone. Then, select Mirror Phone to PC and click Start Now to mirror. For iOS, go to Control Center, select Screen Mirroring, and choose the name of your computer or phone again to start mirroring.
PIN Code
Connect the devices to the same WiFi network. Open ApowerMirror on the computer and click the QR code icon in the upper left corner. Get the PIN code and enter it on your phone by clicking the first icon in the upper right corner.
QR code
Launch the application and hit the Scan icon in the upper right corner. Place your phone in front of your TV or PC and Scan the QR code displayed on it.
USB Connection
Connect the devices using a lightning cable. For Android, enable USB Debugging under the Developer Options and tap Start Now to mirror. For iOS, install Driver on your PC. Once the app detects the computer's Driver, tap "Trust" on the iOS device while "Already trusted, next" on the computer.
See also
References
- ↑ "ApowerMirror: Screen Mirroring App for PC/iPhone/Android/TV". www.apowersoft.com. Retrieved 5 June 2021.
- ↑ "5 best screen mirroring software for Windows 10 PCs". Windows Report - Error-free Tech Life. 2020-05-18. Retrieved 5 June 2021.
- ↑ "15 Best Screen Mirroring Apps For Android & iPhone [2021]". We The Geek. 2020-06-15. Retrieved 5 June 2021.
- ↑ "How to Mirror & Control Your Android's Screen on Your Windows PC". Gadget Hacks. Retrieved 5 June 2021.
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