The iPhone has Bluetooth 2.0 EDR built-in, but so far it seems to carry little functionality outside use of accessories like the Apple Bluetooth headset. Apple's Bluetooth File Exchange for Mac OS X ...
Some Macs have Bluetooth peer file browsing enabled by default Brian Crowe reports that some Macs ships with the option to "allow other devices to browse files on this computer" turned on (located in ...
TUAW-lover Andrew accidentally discovered that if you select a file in the Finder and press Apple + Shift + B (aka Command+Shift+B), it brings up the Bluetooth File Exchange application and prompts ...
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How to turn on AirDrop on your Mac computer, and send files between your Mac and other Apple devices
Once you turn on AirDrop on your Mac, you can use Bluetooth to send and receive files from other Apple devices wirelessly.
There's big news today on the iPhone Bluetooth front. Bluetooth, as many Ars readers know, offers a wireless protocol that allows devices to communicate wirelessly with each other over short distances ...
Reader Nick Bradsworth misses an option he once found in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. He writes: In Leopard you could right-click on a file, select More, and then choose an option to send the file to a ...
RAZR users stuck with Verizon will be happy to know that the greedy com-giant has finally broken down and decided to enable file transfers on its Motorola RAZR V3c cellphones. The new uncrippled ...
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