MIRRORING360 TRIAL INSTALL

Fortunately, it's not the only tool to offer this capability. Your mileage may vary, of course, but for this user, Mirroring360 isn't quite ready for prime time. Whenever I rotated my screen, it took several seconds for the mirror to catch up. There's also a free seven-day trial, which is good because my tests with an iPhone 5S revealed a lot of lag. The software is expected to sell for $11.99, but it's currently available for $6.99 as part of an introductory special. However, Mirroring360 does support audio, meaning you can enjoy bigger, louder sound in videos, games, and the like. Keep in mind this is a one-way solution: You can't interact with the mirrored (i.e., monitor) version of your iPhone or iPad. Then just toggle on Mirroring and you're good to go. Swipe up from the bottom, tap AirPlay, and then choose your PC from the list of available devices.

MIRRORING360 TRIAL INSTALL

To get started, you merely install the client, create (or sign into) a Splashtop account, then grab your iDevice. It's available now for Windows Mac users can grab an early-release version. This new utility comes from Splashtop, the software shop best known for its remote-access apps. Too bad there's no 'AirPlay for PC.'Īctually, there is: Mirroring360 offers iDevice mirroring to any computer. OK, but what if you want to mirror to your PC instead? That could prove useful in a variety of scenarios, including training, education, presentations, and gaming. Most owners of iPhones and iPads know that, thanks to AirPlay, they can mirror their devices' screens to a TV - but only with a $99 Apple TV box connected. Put your iPhone or iPad right into a window on your desktop with Mirroring360.

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