Älypuhelinpeilaus

Älypuhelinpeilaus, also known as smartphone mirroring or screen mirroring, is a technology that allows users to display the screen of their smartphone or tablet onto a larger display, such as a television or a computer monitor. This enables users to view content, interact with apps, and even play games from their mobile device on a bigger screen.

The process typically involves a wireless connection, most commonly Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, between the mobile device and the receiving display. Several protocols and technologies facilitate this connection, including Miracast, DLNA, and Apple's AirPlay. Miracast is an open standard that allows direct peer-to-peer screen mirroring between devices. DLNA is a set of networking protocols that enable devices to share media content over a network. AirPlay is Apple's proprietary wireless streaming protocol.

Älypuhelinpeilaus has various practical applications. It can be used for presentations, where a presenter can share their screen from a smartphone or tablet to a projector or large monitor. It's also popular for entertainment purposes, allowing users to watch movies, view photos, or play mobile games on a TV. In some cases, it can be used for collaborative work, enabling multiple users to view and interact with content on a shared screen. The functionality and ease of use can vary depending on the specific devices and software involved.