AirDrop works across the room to make sharing files between Apple devices easy as can be. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac AirDrop, Apple’s built-in sharing feature, lets you beam pretty much ...

Android now has its own answer to Apple’s AirDrop, and it finally works across the iPhone divide as well as between laptops ...

AirDrop is designed to be the easiest way to move files between Apple devices. You pick a file, hit Share, tap the other ...

AirDrop is a fantastic feature for sending links, pictures, photos, videos and large files that is available on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It’s very safe to transfer data with AirDrop because the devices ...

You can AirDrop photos as a JPG by manually converting HEIC to JPG or always saving in the JPG format. You can disable HEIC using the Most Compatible option in Camera Settings. To AirDrop an ...

If you would like to quickly and easily transfer files between your Mac computers with colleagues or simply from one of your devices to another. You will be pleased to know that this quick guide will ...

Today it's easier than ever to share files and photos across devices. With Apple devices, you can use AirDrop to send files – even ones too big for email – between an iPhone, Mac, or iPad with just a ...

It’s hard to believe that it’s been nine years since Apple introduced AirDrop as a part of Mac OS X Lion and iOS 7. I consider AirDrop to be one of Apple’s best moves of the past decade. It’s a ...

Moving a file from one computer to another remains as big a pain today as it was decades ago when network file-sharing first became common. To move a file from Computer A (your MacBook Pro, say) to ...

When you need to move files quickly between two Apple devices, AirDrop is an incredibly useful tool. It started out as a Mac-to-Mac thing, and then iPhone-to-iPhone, but with iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, ...

Apple's iOS 26.2 introduces AirDrop codes, a new feature enhancing secure and convenient file sharing, especially for non-contacts.

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