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Version 1.0.1 · 2026-09-04
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The store currently lists version 1.0.1, updated 2026-09-04.








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CastUp: Big Screen View
Enjoy your favorite photos, videos and music on the big screen with CastUp: Big Screen View. Connect your Phone to smart TV over the same Wi-Fi network and share your content with ease.
Whether you're watching family videos or viewing vacation photos, CastUp makes screen sharing simple and convenient. The cast phone to tv app is designed with an easy to use interface, allowing you to browse your media, select compatible devices, and start casting in just a few steps.
Experience Your Content on a Bigger Screen
Turn everyday moments into a more enjoyable viewing experience by sharing your favorite photos, personal videos, and music on compatible smart TVs. Whether you're relaxing at home or spending time with family, everything looks better on a larger display.…
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