The process of displaying an Android device’s screen onto a Roku device, often referred to as screen mirroring, enables users to view content such as photos, videos, and applications on a larger display. This functionality relies on wireless technology, typically Wi-Fi, to establish a connection between the two devices and transmit the screen’s output.
Mirroring offers several advantages, including facilitating group viewing of content and providing a more immersive experience for individual users. Its utility extends to presentations, collaborative work, and simplified access to mobile games or applications on a television screen. Historically, alternative methods such as HDMI cables were necessary to achieve similar results, highlighting the convenience and flexibility of wireless screen mirroring.
