Apple introduced iPhone Mirroring as part of macOS Sequoia and iOS 18. It's a feature we've been wanting for years. Recently, ...

To stop mirroring, open Control Center on your iPhone, tap the Screen Mirroring icon, and then select Stop Mirroring. Mirror ...

To set up iPhone Mirroring, you only need to click the iPhone icon in your Mac's Dock. If you can't see it there, use Spotlight search ( Command + Space ) to find and open the iPhone Mirroring app.

To stop mirroring, open Control Center on your iPhone, tap the Screen Mirroring icon, and then select Stop Mirroring. Mirror iPhone to a Windows PC using AirDroid Cast. Pankil Shah/SlashGear.

Find and tap the Screen Mirroring icon (the one that looks like two overlapping rectangles). Select your TV once it appears. If you see an AirPlay passcode on your TV, enter it on your iPhone.

While the ‌iPhone‌ Mirroring app icon should be in the Dock, if it's not there, you can get to it from the Launchpad or the Applications folder, because it is treated as a standard app.

If you’ve got an iPhone running iOS 18 or later and a Mac with Apple silicon or the T2 security chip running macOS Sequoia 15 or later, then you can use iPhone mirroring. Mirror your iPhone on ...

In macOS Sequoia, go to the Dock and you’ll find a new icon for iPhone Mirroring. Click it. (The Dock icon is an alias for an iPhone Mirroring app that’s in the Applications folder.) ...

Finally, macOS Tahoe introduces Metal 4, the next-generation version of Apple's proprietary graphics API. The big new feature ...

To mirror iPhone to Roku TV, ... Open the Control Center on your Apple hardware, and tap the Screen Mirroring icon followed by the name of your Roku. JUMP TO KEY SECTIONS.

iPhone Mirroring is one of the headlining features of iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, ... You can also adjust widget sizes, manage the new icon tinting feature in iOS 18, and add new widgets.