If you've taken the time to jailbreak your iOS device, be it an iPod touch, iPhone, or iPad, you can display the iOS screen using your computer so that you can see the device's screen on your monitor or TV. All you need is the ScreenSplitr app to take advantage of this option.
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try purchasing the software Reflection. It can be found at reflectionapp.com/download/Windows/Reflections.msi. Great software that uses AirPlay on iPhone 4s and iPad2/3 to screen share your entire device screen on your PC or Mac. After downloading, click the support tab on the website for instructions on locating AirPlay on your devide. I use the software for recording App demos on my PC.
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