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What is Photo Share on Sony TV?
You have just returned from a travel trip and immediately want to "show off" to your friends hot pictures of the trip. But miserably your home Wifi is having problems and the connecting cable has no wings and flies, then Photo Share should be your optimal choice.
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2. How to use Photo Share on Sony TVs
What is 1Photo Share?
Photo Share is a unique application that Sony has developed on its TVs. When using photo share, you will easily quickly share the images from your smartphone to the TV without having to use Wifi or any similar pairing.
2How to use Photo Share on Sony TV
The following article will guide you on how to pair Photo Share between SONY XPERIA Z3 COMPACT phone and INTERNET TIVI LED SONY KDL-42W700B .
Quick start Guide
1 - Open the Photo Share app.
2 - Phone connected to Wifi Direct of the TV.
3 - Enter the Web address displayed on the TV into the phone browser.
4 - Select the image you want to share.
Step 1: Select the Apps section to launch Photo Share .
Step 2: Let the phone connect to the Wifi network that the TV is emitting .
Step 3: Enter in your phone's web browser the http: // address that the TV is displaying.
Step 4: At this point, your phone's web browser will display the photo sharing page , enter your desired display name, then press start to share the image.
Step 5: Select the symbol (+) that appears on the phone and choose the image you want to share.
Step 6: Click the arrow symbol at the bottom to start "shoot" the image on the TV. At this time, the images on the phone will be shared on the big screen of the TV.
It's simple, right? With only 6 simple steps, you can instantly share the images from your phone to the TV very quickly. Right now, if you have a Sony smart TV and a Smartphone at home, try it now. If your home still does not have Smart TV or smartphone support, then immediately "research" to invest in yourself a device.
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