I, during a normal visit to reddit, stumbled upon a post telling us how to View and Share your iPhone screen on Macbook. There are two ways in which this can be done.
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- OS X Yosemite on the MacBook.
- iOS 8 on the iPhone (mostly on models from iPhone 5)
- Ligtning Cable
- QuickTime Player in the Macbook
Steps:
- Connect the iPhone to the Macbook using the Ligtning Cable.
- Open the QuickTime player in your Macbook. It might be on your dock or through Macbook’s applications folder on the hard drive.
- In the QuickTime, go to File–>New Movie Recording. A new window appears probably showing you the feed from your Webcam.
- Next to the red Record button, click the menu arrow and change the Camera input from FaceTime HD Camera to iPhone.
- If you want to record the audio from the phone, as from a game or app, select the iPhone for the microphone input as well.
- Once you have selected the iPhone, click the Record button in the QuickTime window and then perform the tasks on the iPhone you wish to capture as a video.
- After you finish and click the Stop button to have QuickTime finish recording, you can save the newly recorded clip to your Mac’s hard drive.
Source: NewYork Times
The other way, which can be used for both iOS and Android on both Windows and Mac will be here.
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