If you are still emailing files to people nearby, or, God forbid, are using a USB thumb drive to transfer a few photos, stop. Because if you’re on an iPhone, iPad or Mac you can use AirDrop instead. It’s fast, secure and dead easy to set up. I’m going to walk you through how to use AirDrop to wirelessly transfer files, photos and a whole lot more with your Apple devices.
AirDrop only works between Apple devices. Sorry Android and PC users, but it is a divided world of technology we live in. You can AirDrop photos, documents, videos, audio recordings, contact cards, website links, notes among other things. And as far as I can tell, there isn’t a limit to the size of file you AirDrop. But the bigger the file, the longer it will take to transfer.
If you’d like to follow along or see us set up and use AirDrop step-by-step, watch the video at the top of the story: How to set up and use AirDrop on your Apple devices.
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