In order to use this feature, you need a compatible Windows Phone handset. You need a compatible Windows Phone handset. Here’s what you need to know about wirelessly mirroring your Windows Phone’s screen. I’ll be writing more about Microsoft’s efforts to embrace and extend Miracast in Windows 10 in the near future. Note: This Miracast-based screen sharing functionality is also available on Windows 8.1-based devices and will be included-and improved on-in Windows 10 for phones, tablets and PCs.
This is a great solution for enjoying phone-based entertainment services, sharing a photo slide show, displaying a presentation, and more, all on the biggest screen in the room. With Windows Phone 8.1 or newer and a compatible handset, you can wirelessly mirror-or “cast”-your handset’s display to a Miracast-enabled HDTV or other display.
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