Chromecast, as you know, is a HDMI key that connects to your television and is capable of reproducing much of the content that we often wear in our smartphone, and tablet (Android or iOS) as the computer on which you run the Chrome browser. But besides this option to project content, there is another that is the ‘mirroring’.
The problem with this option is that only Nexus of Google and some other high-end devices as the S5 Galaxy, Galaxy Note 3 Xperia Z3, etc., can be projected on television everything that happens on your screen. And now we enter the last ‘phablet’ Koreans, the Galaxy Note 4 also supports ‘mirroring’.
As you know, how to implement it is very simple and there is only that meet one requirement: to have the Galaxy Note 4 connected to the same WiFi network. Then we will see an icon at the top left of the ‘phablet’ which indicates that is a single network Chromecast our ready to start receiving our content. Down on the screens you have you can see what is the way to go.
Remember that when a device does not allow ‘mirroring’ with Chromecast, can only broadcast the contents of supported applications . At this time are all from Google (Youtube, Google Music, Google Movies, etc.) but each day is the largest catalog of third-party applications: Wuaki, Plex, Rdio, Vevo, AllCast, MLB, NBA, etc. For photographs, Samsung Apps, Sony, HTC, etc., do not usually allow sending images to view on the TV, so we should use the solution that Google includes in its Nexus.
Chromecast works with Android, iOS and Chrome browser and in the case of the Apple devices, the ‘mirroring’ is still a forbidden territory, so to get 100% experience devised by Google we must have some smartphones or high-end tablets that I commented before. Club which now joins the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 .
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