Hello all, is thre any possible way to display what im doing on the iphone to a keynote presentation? Just like how apple shows their iphone onstage? I need to do a presentation on it and trying to get the best grade possible...thank you for your help!
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I'm almost positive that Jobs achieves this by soldering a custom cable to the interior logic board on the phone. There is currently no way to attach a third party cable to the port on the bottom of the phone to send out a mirrored image of the display. At least, as far as I know.
nope, theres no cable consumers can buy
however, have a look for a vnc program, and share the screen of the iphone to a computer
this would require a jailbroken iphone though
however, have a look for a vnc program, and share the screen of the iphone to a computer
this would require a jailbroken iphone though
I believe this is what was being used:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB128LL/A
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB129LL/A
Should be available at the Apple Store.
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB128LL/A
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB129LL/A
Should be available at the Apple Store.
No, they can only be used to play videos that are on your iPhone. They cannot mirror whatever is going on on your iPhone. As what was said above, there is no consumer cable that can do this.
I'm hoping this article says otherwise and supports what I've been doing since MWSF '08, when I picked-up the AV cables and Office 2008: Mac. Don't mean to burst any bubbles...
http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=988
I'm hoping this article says otherwise and supports what I've been doing since MWSF '08, when I picked-up the AV cables and Office 2008: Mac. Don't mean to burst any bubbles...
http://blogs.zdnet.com/microsoft/?p=988
So are you saying that you can mirror exactly what you are doing on the phone at all times on the TV using the AV cables? All I get from the article is that you can view photos.
All Macs have some sort of video out that lets you mirror the screen on another display (including a projector). The question with the iPhone is whether the AV cables will actually mirror the screen or just display movies/photos/music.
I utilize the composite AV cable for powerpoint via a slideshow. With the 30-pin connector you get a slideshow of your powerpoint slides. This may not be for everyone, but it works.
The iPhone simulator is missing most of the normal iPhone apps, with the exception of Safari, Photos, and the Contacts app. So unless the OP just wants to show one of those, the simulator might not work for him.
That sounds like it works fine for doing a presentation, but the OP wants to mirror everything he does on the iPhone on a projector or whatever.
I hear ya'. Maybe with 3G iPhone we'll be able to do that, but presently I haven't been able to mirror the iPhone on a TV or projector.