LocalSend: How to “AirDrop” Between Mac, iPhone, and iPad to Windows and Linux
Wouldn't it be awesome if you could share files between your Apple devices and other devices running Windows or Linux as easily as using AirDrop? With LocalSend, you can.
Wouldn't it be awesome if you could share files between your Apple devices and other devices running Windows or Linux as easily as using AirDrop? With LocalSend, you can.
One of the most useful features built into Apple’s operating systems is AirDrop. Part of macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, it allows you to send documents, photos, webpages, map locations, and more to anyone near you, wirelessly.
Wirelessly sending files and mirroring content from your iPhone to your Mac display is as easy as a few taps and one of the biggest benefits of owning more than one Apple device.
Transferring video files from your Android to Mac or iPhone to Windows? Snapdrop to the rescue. A fantastic Airdrop alternative.
My friend Steve Sande recently wrote a great post, "AirDrop Files From Your iPhone or iPad to Your Mac." I had to chuckle when he submitted it for publication, telling him that I was actually in the middle of putting...
One of the most useful features built into Apple's operating systems is AirDrop. Part of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, AirDrop provides a way to quickly send information between two devices. I personally use it multiple times per day to send...
Apple’s AirDrop feature is a great way to share files with macOS Catalina. It lets you send documents, photos, webpages, map locations, and more to anyone near you, wirelessly. You can send and receive items between Macs and iOS devices...
AirDrop is a peer-to-peer file sharing system for local Mac and iOS users. It’s easy to set up with just a click or two; no special information or settings are needed. Just drag-and-drop a file to share with others. In...
How to make this toggle-filled feature of macOS Control Center work for you.
