How to tell if your Mac supports AirDrop, a device-to-device wireless file transfer feature

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By Christian ZibregJun 23, 2015, 11:23 am1.1k ptsHot
AirDrop, one of the most overlooked features of both OS X and iOS, was designed to wireless file sharing between Macs and iOS devices, without having to connect to an existing network or going through the hassle of having to type a password. AirDrop debuted in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion and iOS 7, but the two were…

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