I would love some input and help on this. I have a macbook air running on OS Catalina. About since 3 weeks ago, I have been having REALLY slow airdrop transfers from my Mac to any other Devices ( iPad, but strangely, much slower transfer to my iPhone ). The difference in airdrop transfer speed before and after this problem is significantly different.
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I am novice but finally figured out that airdrop places the files in chronological date order based on the date the file was created. For example if you took a photo on April 21, 2015 on your iPhone and then used airdrop to put that photo on your macbook on September 20 that file will be placed in the date order it was created (April 2015) in your download folder. You will need to scroll down according to dates that the file was created not the date the file was transferred and you should find your file. If you haven't named your file you will need to the look for the file number given by your iPhone and then check for that file in files that are dated in April in your download folder.
AirDrop is often used as a quick and easy way to share files between Apple devices. Users can airdrop multiple photos, contacts, documents, etc. between macOS and iOS device. Occasionally, some users may want to transfer PDF files or Word document from Mac to iPhone/iPad for viewing, editing, and signing.
Airdrop use Bluetooth to create a peer-to-peer Wi-Fi network between the devices. To use airdrop, both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi must be turned on. AirDrop utilize Bluetooth to locate other devices nearby and uses the Wi-Fi network to transfer files. So, before sending PDF to iPhone airdrop, make sure both devices have Bluetooth and the same Wi-Fi turned on.
Step.3 After the airdrop is complete, your iPhone or iPad will ask you what to use to open it. You can choose iBooks, Files, cloud storage option or a compatible viewer where your PDF files will be saved.
Airdrop is indeed a good tool to transfer files between iOS devices. However, when you have a lot of data to share, you'll find it a bit complicated and you might run into various issues, such as airdrop not working. For this, we recommend you an easy-to-use app FoneTool for transferring PDF files from iOS to iOS devices.
Alfred, currently in beta, is a combination application launcher and search tool. You launch Alfred via a keyboard shortcut, then type a few letters into the text field to see immediate results, including applications, files on your Mac, and Web bookmarks. If it can't find these, Alfred suggests appropriate Web searches, or you can instruct it to perform a search by typing the site name and your keywords, as in "google ipad 2." You can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly launch the resulting apps, files, bookmarks or searches; Alfred learns your most commonly used items and orders the results appropriately for even faster access. 2ff7e9595c
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