Google Chromecast, Apple TV, and other devices use built-in Chromecast to send content from your smartphone to your TV. They all work with apps that allow you to cast content from your phone to your TV. Google Cast is handy for streaming videos from Netflix, YouTube, Disney+Hotstar, and Amazon Prime Video. You can also use the Chromecast feature to watch videos directly on your smartphone. Casting is different from AirPlay and Bluetooth. In this case, the content comes from the internet instead of the phone. In other words, you're using your phone or tablet as your fancy remote control. Once connected, the content will begin to stream on your TV. The only thing you need to do is click the two devices to the same WiFi network. After a short pause, the content will be transferred to the television. Earlier, you purchased an Apple TV streaming box to use AirPlay. With newer models, it is available on most Roku devices. It also works with select LG, Samsung, and Sony smart TVs. The 2020 Fire TV Edition TVs from Toshiba and Insignia are also compatible. To cast content, you need an iOS device with iOS 12 or later. After that, you must swipe down or up to reveal Control Center. Google TV is a great choice. The Google Assistant app works well with the Android TV and supports voice commands through Google Assistant. It also has the advantage of supporting Alexa and Siri. It supports several operating systems and can be plugged into any spare HDMI port on the back of the television. It is also compatible with Chromecast. But Google Chromecast doesn't support Apple products natively. Most Windows 10 PCs have WiFi. Access the "Miracast" option from the Start menu.