The latest iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia beta builds introduce jiggle mode support in the iPhone Mirroring app. This addition allows users to modify their iOS home screens using their Macs. The supported ...

At first this feature to control your iPhone from a Mac left me scratching my head. After all, my phone is rarely out of reach. But that wasn't the point, and now I use iPhone Mirroring every day.

Yesterday, Apple released the second beta for iOS 18 and macOS 10.15 Sequoia, and it arrived featuring one of the headline components shared between both OSes. iPhone Mirroring, a feature that lets ...

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When Apple rolls out macOS Sequoia, the next big software update for the Mac, one of its headline features will be iPhone Mirroring. It’s a continuity feature that will let you control your iPhone ...

iPhone Mirroring, one of the more notable features arriving in Apple’s upcoming operating systems, is now available to developers testing the beta versions of iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. The latest beta ...

AirPlay, Apple’s innovative wireless technology, has transformed the way users share content from their iPhones and iPads to larger displays. Whether you’re looking to stream your favorite movie, ...

One of the more compelling features Apple showed off for macOS at Worldwide Developers Conference 2024 earlier this month is the ability to mirror your iPhone to your desktop. Brave souls who don't ...

Save yourself the pain of getting your phone out of your pocket. Image: Apple/D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac iPhone Mirroring on the Mac lets you control your phone using your computer — a handy ...

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As promised last week, Apple today released macOS Sequoia to the public. The company had been running tests with beta versions of macOS 15 since June, when it was announced at WWDC. The next version ...