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Amazon’s Fire TV Stick is a blessing in disguise for people who do not own smart TVs. This tiny device lets you stream your favorite TV shows and movies, and also install other streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, among others. As much as it is f

When one thinks of sharing files or syncing notifications from Android phone with PC, apps like Pushbullet and SHAREit come into our mind. But in the past few years, Microsoft and Samsung have also entered this zone. Samsung offers a dedicated app kn

A few years back, no one would have imagined that they could download apps on their TV. Today Android TV and TV Box have replaced the traditional set-top box. Most of the Android TV Boxes come with Google Play Store that lets you download new streami

Amazon’s Fire TV devices are streaming sticks that let you watch digital content directly on your TV. Apart from pre-built support for Amazon Prime, you can install many apps on it such as Netflix, TED, BBC, and more. However, there are certain

With smartphones becoming the focal point of entertainment in our lives, the humble TV has taken the backseat. However, with TV’s becoming smart, it’s time that we combine the best of both worlds i.e. TV and smartphones and come up with t

Mirroring the display of an Apple device to a computer has its advantages and the best one is that you can easily record screencasts or present the iOS device to a projector in a meeting. We have already shared some of the free methods, using which o

If you’re running Android KitKat 4.4.2 or higher, you can mirror your Android screen to Google Chromecast easily. In Android Lollipop, there’s even a Cast button in the notification drawer.

With the recent launches of the Samsung Galaxy Note5 and the Galaxy S6 edge+, Samsung is looking to innovate not only with hardware but also software.

If you’re ever in a situation where you need to show some content from your Android phone on a big screen or a TV, what do you do? You usually just send the content to a connected PC/Mac. That works most of the time. But what if you can’t sen

I’m not sure if you’re aware, but on an average, a person dedicates approximately 195 minutes to his WhatsApp per week, with over 400 messages sent and 500 messages