Streaming video content from the smartphone to the TV display isn't new. There are devices and apps that offer the same but the experience of setting up and streaming can be cumbersome for many. TeeWe ...

Acer appears to be preparing to launch a wireless display adapter which you could connect to a TV to beam content from a PC or mobile device… or something. An Acer device called the MWIR1 showed up at ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Hands-on impressions and video of WarpiaTV’s wireless HDMI streaming solution. Hands-on impressions and video of ...

Plair beat Google to the punch with its wireless streaming HDMI dongle that was announced at last year's CES, but had the wind sucked from it sails with the arrival of Chromecast. So, the company went ...

The first thing that struck me when I received the IOGEAR Wireless HDMI Computer to TV Kit (GUWAVKIT2) was how similar the hardware looked to the Warpia wireless adapter (with the obvious exception ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. I can tell you from experience that there are times when using a HDMI cable for your home theater just won't work. I have a projector in my ...

Let's try this again, shall we? We were none too impressed with the first iteration of the device you see above, mostly because it failed to support audio. A few generations later, and seems as if ...

One of Xiaomi’s newest gadgets looks a bit like a Google Chromecast. But it’s actually a wireless HDMI dongle system that allows you to beam content from a PC or other device to your television – no ...

How do you get PLAiR to work? If you are using a desktop PC then you have to download the PLAiR browser plugin for Chrome, it can detect any videos in your browser window. When there is a video that ...

IOGear’s new Share Pro wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver kit offers something rather interesting: 5GHz transmissions, connected using either a dongle form factor or a USB-C connector slot. IOGear’s ...

Iyaz Akhtar works tenaciously to make technology work for him so he can live a life of leisure. He's been in the tech sector as a writer, an editor, a producer, and a presenter since 2006. The ...