Samsung, Sony, Toshiba and LG TVs are offering MHL. You would need both phone and display to support MHL. You would, of course, need a MHL cable (and an adpator for some TVs), which plugs into the micro USB port of your phone at one end and in the bigger display’s HDMI port at the other. It also charges your phone while it is connected to the larger device (a blessing given how fast smartphone batteries drain these days).
You can connect your phone to a wireless game controller or a keyboard, and use them to control action on the big screen, giving you a console or a desktop-like environment. Like HDMI, it too needs a cable, but it is much more versatile in terms of usage. It is not as well known as HDMI, but MHL (mobile high-definition link) is perhaps the most useful wired solution to sharing your phone’s content on TV. Of course, just how far you will be able to sit from your display will depend on the length of the HDMI cable. With most devices, you will be able to see the contents of your phone on a big display. All you need to do is to connect your phone to the TV using an HDMI cable (if your phone does not have an HDMI port, you can get a micro USB-to-HDMI adaptor to redress the situation). Stems from its availability and sheer ease of use.
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