AirServer users can now record AirPlay Mirroring sessions from a PC.

AirWeb can add a Web browsing experience to Apple's set-top box.

Apple has also released beta software for its Apple TV.

A brand-new Mac app called Reflection allows iOS fans to AirPlay Mirror the display of their iPhone 4S or iPad 2 to a Mac computer.

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First they came to iOS and now they might pop up on a future release of OS X. AirPlay Mirroring and iMessage could someday make the leap to the desktop according to 9 To 5 Mac.

Today, Apple released a software update for the Apple TV. Read on to find out what's new.

We, like you, are still trying to take in all that was announced at yesterday’s iPhone event. Besides announcing the iPhone 4S, Apple also announced that its impressive AirPlay Mirroring feature was coming to the iPhone for the first time. Here's a quick look at what this means for you.

Apple has launched a brand-new section in the App Store called "TV Time." As the name suggests, this new section houses television related applications, such as Netflix, ABC Player and IMDb.

The popular screen mirroring jailbreak application, DisplayOut, has recently received an update. Now, in the latest version of the app (1.4.1-1), Ryan Petrich has added support for the Netflix iOS app (and other applications that support native output), support for the HDMI adapter and high definition screen mirroring (at 720p).

Here's a great, new feature discovered in the latest beta version of iOS 5: When making FaceTime calls, it's possible to stream the video to an Apple TV via AirPlay, and make the call using a "big screen."

In the first beta version of iOS 5, Apple has added an amazing feature called "AirPlay Mirroring." This allows users to wirelessly mirror their iPad's display on an HDTV, providing its equipped with an AirPlay capable device (like an Apple TV).

Documents HD allows iDevice owners running iOS 4.2 or higher the capability of mirroring documents via AirPlay to their Apple TV. You don't have to upgrade your phone, and you don't have to wait for iOS 5.0.

Yesterday, we mentioned one of the keynote's less-discussed features added in iOS 5 - "AirPlay Mirroring." This interesting feature allows iPad owners (running iOS 5) to wirelessly screen mirror, via AirPlay. And now, we've spotted a video that demonstrates the feature.

Apple has added so many brand new features in iOS 5, it didn't even mention them all. And not everything outlined by Scott Forstall was really explained in any great depth - like AirPlay Mirroring. This little-discussed feature was mentioned, and it sounds impressive - though we don't know all that much about it.