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MeowDisplay app lets iPhones and iPads act as a Mac's display, with Android in beta

MeowDisplay is a free, open-source (GPL-3.0) application that reverses the usual screen-mirroring setup, letting an iPhone or iPad serve as an external or primary display for a Mac via a software-created virtual screen rather than a physical monitor. The Mac sender app (stable v2.0.0) requires macOS 14 or later, iOS/iPadOS receivers need version 16.4 or later, and an Android receiver is currently in closed beta testing on Google Play; a Mac-to-Mac receiving mode also exists but is not yet fully verified.

Google details Android phone integration features for new Googlebook laptops

Google is positioning its new Googlebook laptops around deep integration with Android phones rather than expanded app support alone. Key features include casting phone apps into resizable windows on the laptop, and transferring in-progress tasks like emails or browser tabs from phone to laptop with a single click.

macOS 27 Golden Gate adds resizable windows, Control Center and DRM video to iPhone Mirroring

Apple's macOS 27 Golden Gate and iOS 27 updates bring three changes to iPhone Mirroring: the mirroring window can now be freely resized for iOS 27-compatible apps, Control Center is accessible via a CMD+4 shortcut or the View menu, and DRM-protected video now plays instead of showing a black screen. The feature also gets a redesigned app icon matching other stock Apple apps.

Apple updates TestFlight with landscape support and resizable iPhone Mirroring

Apple released TestFlight version 4.4.0, adding landscape orientation on iPhone and support for the resizable iPhone Mirroring window in macOS 27 Golden Gate. The update also switches TestFlight's app list to a two-column layout in landscape and rearranges app detail screens to use extra horizontal space. The update follows Apple's rollout of resizable iPhone Mirroring aspect ratios in macOS 27 Golden Gate.

Report: Apple's foldable Mac-iPad hybrid still alive despite cancellation rumors

Contrary to a recent report claiming new hardware chief John Ternus scrapped Apple's foldable Mac/iPad hybrid project, the device concept appears to still be in development, though likely years from release. The analysis suggests Apple's software convergence—like iPhone mirroring and cross-platform apps—has already addressed much of the original rationale for such a device.