Oh, MHL 2.0, we hardly knew ye. The MHL Consortium, that Nokia / Samsung / Sony / Toshiba teamup behind the titular standard, has announced version 3.0, a specification that will be available for ...

The MHL Consortium is announcing a new SuperMHL standard today that will make it easier for people to transfer and view video on 8K displays. SuperMHL is a new cable, akin to its rivals HDMI or ...

Back in March, we took a look at the MHL 3.0 tech that wrangles 4K video from a micro-USB jack while keeping the device charged. Well, now there's a handy adapter for linking those compatible gadgets ...

Silicon Image has announced a new product that it says is the first MHL 3.0 4K Ultra HD solution for mobile devices in the industry. The solution includes mobile transmitter, bridge, and multimedia ...

The first time we saw what looked like an extra HDMI port on a TV that was was labeled "MHL," we said, "Awesome!" Then we wondered, what the heck is MHL? Think of it as a technology that turns a ...

The MHL Consortium recently announced the next-generation of MHL technology for consumer electronic and mobile devices. While Super MHL delivers higher resolution and frame rates along with 40W of ...

There are two prominent standards for sharing your phone and tablet screen with a TV-HDMI and MHL. Here is everything you need to know about these two standards. Most tablets today come with an HDMI ...

Are you wondering what it means to own a smartphone, tablet, or HDTV that’s MHL-certified? Here’s how MHL works, and how it can benefit you. Back in 2009, Silicon Image developed a prototype mobile ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MHL, LLC the entity responsible for administering the MHL Consortium, today announced the availability of the MHL™ (Mobile High-Definition Link) specification ...

Starting late next year, it will become a tad easier to stream 4K video from mobile devices to ultra high-definition TVs. Mobile devices with the upcoming USB Type C connectors will support the latest ...

In a demo, MHL Consortium turns a Samsung Galaxy II, or any MHL-enabled mobile device, and an HDTV into a full-featured home entertainment system. Dong Ngo Former SF Labs Manager, Editor Former CNET ...