LG is bringing AirPlay to Hotel TVs by the end of 2023
LG Electronics announced today that it will be bringing AirPlay support to its hotel room TVs later this year. This will allow guests to easily mirror their content from their Apple devices to the TV.
To use AirPlay, guests will simply need to scan a QR code on the TV with their iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Once they have done that, they will be able to mirror their screen, photos, videos, and music to the TV.
AirPlay support is a welcome addition for guests who want to watch their favorite movies or TV shows on a larger screen. It is also a great way to share photos and videos with friends and family.
LG is not the only manufacturer that is bringing AirPlay support to hotel room TVs. Samsung also announced earlier this year that it would be bringing AirPlay support to its hotel room TVs.
The addition of AirPlay support to hotel room TVs is a sign that the hospitality industry is starting to embrace the growing popularity of streaming services. As more and more people cut the cord, hotels are looking for ways to keep guests entertained. AirPlay support is a great way to do that.
Apple announced AirPlay coming to Hotels at WWDC in June
Earlier this month at WWDC, Apple announced that it was working with Hotels and TV makers to bring AirPlay to hotels. And to everyone’s surprise, it looks like it’s happening a lot sooner than expected.
Apple had announced this before, many years ago, and nothing really ever happened with bringing AirPlay to Hotel TVs. Now with AirPlay coming to both LG and Samsung Hotel TVs, that means you can play your own content on the TVs in your hotel room. And this means that you’ll be able to use either Chromecast or AirPlay, since many hotels do use Chromecast.
LG Electronics announced today that it will be bringing AirPlay support to its hotel room TVs later this year. This will allow guests to easily mirror their content from their Apple devices to the TV.
To use AirPlay, guests will simply need to scan a QR code on the TV with their iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Once they have done that, they will be able to mirror their screen, photos, videos, and music to the TV.
AirPlay support is a welcome addition for guests who want to watch their favorite movies or TV shows on a larger screen. It is also a great way to share photos and videos with friends and family.
LG is not the only manufacturer that is bringing AirPlay support to hotel room TVs. Samsung also announced earlier this year that it would be bringing AirPlay support to its hotel room TVs.
The addition of AirPlay support to hotel room TVs is a sign that the hospitality industry is starting to embrace the growing popularity of streaming services. As more and more people cut the cord, hotels are looking for ways to keep guests entertained. AirPlay support is a great way to do that.
Apple announced AirPlay coming to Hotels at WWDC in June
Earlier this month at WWDC, Apple announced that it was working with Hotels and TV makers to bring AirPlay to hotels. And to everyone’s surprise, it looks like it’s happening a lot sooner than expected.
Apple had announced this before, many years ago, and nothing really ever happened with bringing AirPlay to Hotel TVs. Now with AirPlay coming to both LG and Samsung Hotel TVs, that means you can play your own content on the TVs in your hotel room. And this means that you’ll be able to use either Chromecast or AirPlay, since many hotels do use Chromecast.
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