Apple can completely revolutionize the market and its ecosystem if it launches this feature in the future
One of the features that I have appreciated the most among all those that have arrived in iOS 18 or macOS Sequoia has the power to completely revolutionize the market and improve Apple devices. Maybe it is just a first approximation; If Apple evolves this concept, the possibilities are incredible.
The iPhone Mirroring feature not only allows us to see the iPhone screen on the Mac, something that could already be done in different ways, but also to use the iPhone, access applications, respond to notifications and even slide the content that is sent to us from the Mac. Wouldn’t it be surprising if it could also be done the other way around?
Reverse iPhone Mirroring Would Revolutionize the Market
iPhone Mirroring works like magic, an app you open on your Mac that automatically shows you the iPhone screen. A virtual screen that you can interact with, open apps, and use the iPhone without major problems. And I think this feature, on the contrary, would be revolutionary.
That’s to say, a kind of Mac Mirroring. An application that we can have on the iPhone or iPad and from which the screen of our Mac is duplicated. This would allow us to work from other screens in an extremely comfortable way. You open an application and that’s it, you already have the screen of your Mac, even if it is idle or you are not near it.
I think that with this function, iPad would improve its functions. Many have been asking for years for the iPad to support macOS, even though Apple has already said a thousand times that it is something that will not happen. However, with a Mac Mirroring app available on iPad, everyone would be happy.
A Mac Mirroring App Would Revolutionize the Market
Apple continues to maintain iPadOS as the primary operating system for the iPad, which I consider a success and something very necessary when using a touchscreen. But with this feature, users would have the ability to use Remote macOS from a specific app on your iPad. It’s true that you can use the iPad as a second screen for your Mac, which is something similar, but less intuitive.
Additionally, considering all the Continuity features Apple has already launched between its devices, I don’t think developing this one would take too long.. It’s even something that, with a good internet connection, could be done from miles away. Although there are already applications that allow you to use the Mac remotely from an iPhone or iPad, an Apple solution would be much simpler and would work much better.
Although Apple has all the tools and technologies for this, I don’t know if this possible feature is part of your future plans.. I think this makes as much, if not more, sense than the iPhone Mirroring app that almost no one thought of. I think it could help a lot of users, avoid criticism of the iPad, and even help sell more Macs, but who knows what Apple thinks about it.
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