AirPlay - now AirPlay 2 - is widely supported and incredibly useful if you like switching between rooms and devices without fiddling with cables and apps.

AirPlay is Apple's proprietary wireless streaming protocol for sharing audio and video over a local wireless network. You need an AirPlay-compatible device to mirror your Mac's screen wirelessly ...

AirPlay offers easy wireless streaming from your iPad, iPhone, or Mac to a compatible smart TV. This feature seems to work magically, but why does AirPlay not work sometimes? The issue usually ...

I'm considering getting a Denon Receiver with airplay. Assuming that I'm okay with just playing lossless music via itunes from a computer directly connected to my receiver, and I will have a ...

But there’s one thing that ruins my HomePod experience (and I’m not even talking about Siri). AirPlay 2 AirPlay 2 is Apple’s technology designed to transmit audio and video wirelessly.

AirPlay 2 is a wireless protocol that allows you to stream music (and video) content from your Apple device over your home network to supported products, and claims to deliver 16-bit/44.1kHz ...

tvOS 26 is the next major update for Apple TV 4K and Apple TV HD users. Joining the Liquid Glass design, new screensavers, ...

The Apple Vision Pro will allow people to AirPlay its display to other devices but the output will be limited to just 720p, the company has confirmed.

AirPlay could come to even more hotels as Samsung adds support to its hotel TVs.

Hours after tech specs declared that Apple Vision Pro could stream video to an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV in 1080p, the tech specs have been revised downward.

How do you use AirPlay? First appearing back in 2010, AirPlay has become one of the most popular screen mirroring methods alongside Chromecast. Originally more limited in which devices it supported, ...