Whether or not you own an Apple device, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of AirPlay. Available for most Apple hardware — including the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac computers, and Apple TV ...

In fact, did you know that Apple has its very own wireless protocol? It’s called AirPlay, and the feature debuted back in 2010. In 2018, Apple upgraded to AirPlay 2. Built into most Macs ...

There's also an excellent chance that if you do have one of those devices, then you've heard of Apple AirPlay, but maybe aren't sure what it is or how to use it. AirPlay is a wireless standard ...

AirPlay is one of the features that makes the Apple ecosystem interconnected. With just a tap or two, you can stream audio or video content from your Mac, iPhone, or iPad to another compatible ...

AirPlay is a great system. It allows you to send whatever media is playing from one device to another. Sure, we wish it were a bit more open (Apple is certainly not known for that) but there are ...

That's when an AirPlay-compatible speaker can be just what you need. Apple's AirPlay can quickly cast audio and visual content, and it's available on most devices. Here's how it works and how to ...

The update includes two major features that were originally revealed last June as iOS 11 features, but were later delayed: AirPlay 2 and Messages in iCloud. Apple debuted the first version of AirPlay ...

Today’s update adds support for AirPlay 2, which means much faster switching between devices like an iPhone or iPad and a HomePod or another AirPlay 2 speaker or device. AirPlay 2 also buffers more ...