Contact us today!
866-348-2602

Total Tech Care Blog

Total Tech Care has been serving Florida since 2001, providing IT Support such as technical helpdesk support, computer support, and consulting to small and medium-sized businesses.

Tip of the Week: Tip of the Week: Mirror or Cast Your Android Device’s Screen

Tip of the Week: Tip of the Week: Mirror or Cast Your Android Device’s Screen

Sometimes, the small screen of your mobile device is just too small. Instead of buying a whole new device that’s bigger and better, you can remedy this by simply mirroring your phone’s screen to a larger screen. Here’s how to do it from your Android device to your Windows PC.

First off, a word about mirroring. We’re NOT talking about using your phone as a mirror to check your teeth for ‘passengers’ before an important meeting--though there are several apps that could help with that. Instead, mirroring is when what’s displayed on one screen is also displayed on a second screen in real-time. In the case of the goal we’re trying to achieve in this week’s tip, we’re showing you how to take what your Android device is displaying and mirroring it on the monitor of your Windows PC.

Now, your Android device does not come preloaded with this feature, which means you’ll have to pay the Google Play Store a visit.

There are actually a few different mirroring apps that you can download for free. One of the most popular apps is AirDroid. You can find it in the Play Store here.

Keep in mind that AirDroid requires root access and Wi-Fi in order to work properly, so it might not be possible for the average employee to do use. There are other apps that can be used, such as TeamViewer and various other screen sharing apps, but you’ll want to check with IT to ensure that one of them is a proper fit for your organization. Of course, you might already have a solution put into place in order to handle this function, so you might be pleasantly surprised.

An alternative to mirroring your device’s screen is to use a casting solution such as Google Chromecast. While this is primarily a consumer-based technology that can be used for streaming apps such as YouTube, Netflix, or other videos to a connected television, it also has business functions. For example, Chromecast supports a variety of business-related apps that can be cast from your mobile device or laptop to a television screen. You can view documents as a group or conduct meetings, depending on your business’s unique needs.

Mirroring your screen and casting applications can be a great way to help your business take its meetings to the next level. How is your organization conducting meetings? Could it use these technologies to change the way it functions for the better? If so, reach out to Total Tech Care. Our trusted technicians will work with your organization to fulfill its goals. To learn more about business technology solutions, reach out to us at 866-348-2602.

 

Comments

No comments made yet. Be the first to submit a comment
Already Registered? Login Here
Guest
Wednesday, 30 April 2025
If you'd like to register, please fill in the username, password and name fields.

Blog Archive

Sign Up for Our Newsletter

  • First Name *
  • Last Name *

      Free Consultation

      Sign up today for a
      FREE Network Consultation

      How secure is your IT infrastructure?
      Let us evaluate it for free!

      Sign up Now!

      Free Consultation
       

      Tag Cloud

      Security Tip of the Week Technology Best Practices Business Computing Cloud Privacy Hackers Productivity Hosted Solutions Efficiency Software Network Security Business Google Microsoft Internet Email Malware Workplace Tips Backup Innovation Data User Tips Computer Mobile Devices IT Services Hardware Disaster Recovery Android VoIP communications IT Support Smartphones Business Continuity Communication Miscellaneous Smartphone Mobile Device Browser Small Business Network Collaboration Productivity Cybersecurity Quick Tips Business Management Users Upgrade Managed IT Services Windows Phishing Data Backup Outsourced IT Ransomware Windows 10 Data Recovery Server Save Money Cloud Computing Office Passwords Windows 10 Social Media Chrome Tech Term Virtualization Gadgets Saving Money Holiday Managed Service Microsoft Office Managed IT Services Automation Cybercrime Operating System Computers Facebook Artificial Intelligence Networking IT Support Health Hacking Internet of Things BYOD Mobile Device Management Wi-Fi Managed Service Provider Information Remote Spam Office 365 Covid-19 Telephone Systems Alert Information Technology Employer-Employee Relationship Recovery Social Engineering Mobility Router BDR Bandwidth Password Money Data Breach Human Resources Encryption Big Data Applications Remote Monitoring Law Enforcement Mobile Computing App Application History Blockchain VPN Paperless Office Apps Remote Computing Mobile Office Government How To Private Cloud Office Tips Training Managed IT Data Storage Patch Management Gmail Vulnerability Work/Life Balance Windows 7 Word Settings Servers Two-factor Authentication Infrastructure Google Drive Voice over Internet Protocol Mouse HaaS Flexibility Data Security Marketing Avoiding Downtime WiFi IT solutions Entertainment Website Budget Wireless Bring Your Own Device Data Management Cleaning Scam Telephone System Staff Software as a Service Machine Learning Firewall End of Support Remote Work Connectivity Education Physical Security Virtual Reality Vendor Management Safety Apple Sports HIPAA Redundancy Social Keyboard User Error Vendor Meetings Managed Services Display Data Protection Risk Management Hacker Save Time USB Employee/Employer Relationship The Internet of Things RMM Lithium-ion battery Conferencing Humor Virtual Assistant Computing Infrastructure Going Green Business Intelligence Authentication Customer Service Audit Environment Worker Digital Signage IT Management Fax Server Battery Shadow IT Botnet Update Legal IT Plan SaaS Internet Exlporer Google Docs Procurement Workplace Strategy Identity Theft Net Neutrality Unsupported Software Help Desk Network Congestion Charger PDF Printing Virus eWaste Compliance Proactive IT Unified Threat Management Augmented Reality OneNote Computer Care Current Events Fraud Computer Accessories Telephony Managed Services Provider Best Practice YouTube Remote Worker Samsung Black Market Database Wearable Technology Cryptocurrency Retail Hard Drives Remote Workers Instant Messaging Value Robot Excel Printer Spam Blocking Document Management Electronic Medical Records Bluetooth Processor Wireless Technology Biometrics Solid State Drive Comparison Virtual Desktop How to Downtime CES Hiring/Firing Hard Drive Data storage DDoS Business Technology Automobile Content Management IT Consultant Computing SharePoint Access Control Tools Analyitcs PCI DSS Virtual Machine Television Workforce Fiber Optics Employee Virtual Private Network Programming 2FA Cables Messaging Reputation Cabling Streaming Media Tech Support Content Policy Hypervisor Public Computer Techology Telecommuting Trend Micro Laptop Consultant Project Management Antivirus Nanotechnology Dark mode Regulations Cortana Windows 8 SMS Transportation Customers Default App Analytics IT service Computer Fan Audiobook Digital Signature Procedure Rootkit Saving Time Shopping Touchpad Best Available Google Search Warranty dark theme HVAC Workers Google Apps Tablet AI Benefits WIndows 7 IT Infrastructure Bing Domains FENG Politics Analysis FinTech Advertising IBM Social Network Administrator Devices Flash Enterprise Content Management Maintenance Smart Technology Investment Notifications IaaS Employee/Employer Relationships MSP Accountants Bloatware Employees Windows 365 Supercomputer Credit Cards ISP Microchip Software Tips Thought Leadership Windows Media Player Sync Password Management Emails Password Manager Tablets Video Conferencing Relocation User ROI PowerPoint Bitcoin Shortcuts Entrepreneur Sales Multi-Factor Security Point of Sale Video Games Personal Cryptomining Search Engine Twitter NIST Shortcut Netflix Worker Commute Business Mangement Supply Chain Management Two Factor Authentication Managing Stress Batteries Root Cause Analysis Experience Smart Tech Cost Management Monitoring Trending Social Networking Windows 8.1 Knowledge Scalability Amazon Digitize Music Cameras HBO Addiction Skype Business Owner Recycling Windows Server 2008 R2 NarrowBand Wiring Data loss Practices Customer relationships Email Best Practices Leadership Search Amazon Web Services IT Assessment Troubleshooting Manufacturing Running Cable Outlook Cache Start Menu Safe Mode Criminal Memory iPhone Managed IT Service Security Cameras GDPR Screen Mirroring Hosted Computing Computer Tips Loyalty Virtual CIO Online Shopping OneDrive Books Biometric Security Printer Server Frequently Asked Questions Wireless Internet Mobile File Sharing Windows 10s Peripheral Files Using Data Chromecast Camera Cast Inventory Digital Security Cameras Specifications Wire webinar Evernote Science Copiers Emergency 5G Tip of the week Professional Services Public Cloud Quick Tip Employer Employee Relationship Colocation Travel Uninterrupted Power Supply Millennials Smartwatch Printers Ergonomics Assessment Windows Server 2008 Smart Office Customer Relationship Management Wireless Charging Development Monitor OLED Distributed Denial of Service

      Top Blog

      The reasoning for this is simple: you want to make sure that operations are proceeding as intended, even if you’re not there. If you completely check out from the workplace every time you leave, you could return from your vacation to a complete and total disaster that may have been prevented with y...
      QR-Code