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For what it's worth (may not be much), I found that I can stream YouTube from the phone to my father-in-law's Samsung Smart TV.
That's pretty cool but I thought Samsung's SmartTV's had YouTube built in too.
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For what it's worth (may not be much), I found that I can stream YouTube from the phone to my father-in-law's Samsung Smart TV.
That's pretty cool but I thought Samsung's SmartTV's had YouTube built in too.
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For what it's worth (may not be much), I found that I can stream YouTube from the phone to my father-in-law's Samsung Smart TV.
Samsung Smart TV's have YouTube application built in the TV. My dads new 70" Sharp Aquos TV has Youtube app built in as well. The cool thing is that you can use your tablet or phone to search and run videos to the TV. So your tablet and phone become the remote. Way better than using the TV's remote and clicking left, right, up or down to type anything in! So annoyingly frustrating!!
You can do this with Chromecast to though for way less.. On any TV .
Sent from my T-Mobile HTC One using AC Forums.
You can do this with Chromecast to though for way less.. On any TV .
Sent from my T-Mobile HTC One using AC Forums.
So is there a way to mirror or show photos on a TV without having a smart TV or Samsungs mirroring device thing? I know you can use the phone as a remote for YouTube (I did it for my xbox). But for pictures and stuff, is there a way to display them without requiring a smart TV or that device?
I have a 60" Samsung unsmart TV for reference!
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Wait is Chromecast actually out and available for $35..? Sorry that I'm too lazy to search right atm hahah. I was thinking about getting one!
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If you have a device connected to your TV that has DLNA you most likely can (Blu-ray player, maybe). Roku has an app that lets you show pictures, music and video on your TV, too, but you have to have a Roku for that.So is there a way to mirror or show photos on a TV without having a smart TV or Samsungs mirroring device thing? I know you can use the phone as a remote for YouTube (I did it for my xbox). But for pictures and stuff, is there a way to display them without requiring a smart TV or that device?
I have a 60" Samsung unsmart TV for reference!
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I tried my gf's S4 mini screen during the weekend, I found it more readable (fonts) than my One!
Perhaps the higher contrast of Amoled...
Tried the screen under sunlight and I didn't noticed a big difference with my One's screen,the One was slightly brighter but not like some said (''huge difference''),the S4 mini was readable even under strong noon sun of the mountain.
It was the S4 mini but I think it's the same amoled technology than S4
I was out at Epcot this weekend, had the brightness all the way up and it was very difficult to see in the sun. Otherwise I still think it's a nice screen.
Try auto brightness and +5,it does increase the brightness