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You have to active the Allshare Cast in order to get the mirroring to happen. Feature: How To Use The Screen Mirroring Feature (2013 Models) : LED TV | Samsung. It might be the same for newer model TVs but I'm not quite sure.

Something you can also do is to purchase an MHL cable which allows you to transmit video signal but that's not wireless. It's one of the easier solutions out there but there's also other ways. What app are you using by the way that you spoke of in the original post? I found this tutorial on...

If you have a smart tv, you can download an app on the smart TV to cast from your phone to the TV. I have a Samsung Smart TV and it works! I also tried using a LED projector equipped with Android on board. I used an AAXA LED Android projector and a Galaxy S4 with two apps: Mirror OP sender for...

Hey Guys, I recently figured out how to get my projector to wirelessly mirror with my Samsung Galaxy S4. Both devices are on the same wireless network and I made a simple tutorial on how easy it is to get it to work. I am using an AAXA LED Android Projector running 4.2 Jellybean. Performance...

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^Yup! there are some that are portable enough in the pocket already. I think brookstone has something that you can buy that mates to the phone. You might want to check that out

Hey guys, I just wanted to share with you one of my many Android devices that I have. It's an AAXA LED Android powered projector! I've had this for three months now and I think after using it a lot, I thought you guys would like to take a look. I use it double duty as a netflix device in my...

Yeah the RAZR 1 was the last Intel powered phone. It'll be interesting if Intel branches out into the cell phone divison. I think Project Ara might be a good stepping stone for them to jump on!

I love that Android is basically a free platform to expand upon the software. However it can be quirky at times but that's all understandable!

Whoa what happened!? :(

I think it would be cool but the technology isn't up there yet to produce a good quality image to really justify the cost of owning such a device. The Samsung Beam costs around 400+ dollars for only a 15 lumen lamp...(buuuu). However, I do have a portable projector that also has Android built in...

Thanks for all the warm welcomes! :):):):):):)

I salute from Southern California. Have been an Android User most of my life when it first got introduced. Around when I was in 2008ish in 10th grade (HTC Dream). Currently I have a Sony Experia Z as my phone and a bunch of Galaxy Tabs at home for my family. I also have this really cool Android...