Setting Up and Using Fire TV Devices
The Fire TV Stick also supports mirroring or casting from mobile devices or computers. The Fire TV model released in October 2017 includes the following significant changes and improvements over previous versions:
Enhanced 4K Ultra High Definition (UHD) support HDR (high dynamic range) image support (for clearer pictures) Additional TV channels and apps More movies, games, and other content Smaller form factor Improved Bluetooth functionality and Wi-Fi support Improved support for Alexa and Echo devices to find, launch, and control content with your voice
The latest Fire TV also offers the same features from past generations of devices, including screen mirroring and content sharing, and support for physical HD antennas, among others that long-time users already know.
Fire TV Stick
The Fire TV Stick comes in different versions. Earlier versions offer a basic remote control; later versions offer remote controls with volume, mute, and power buttons. All look like a USB stick or flash drive and connect to your TV’s HDMI port. The Fire TV Stick offers these features, which have improved in newer generations:
Up to 1080p HD resolution at 60 fps Voice-controlled remote and Alexa and Echo device support Screen mirroring Content sharing Access to thousands of apps, media providers, games, etc.
