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> The thing can't even send files over Bluetooth. > How is that not possible in 2013? The thing will also not accept your 1.44MB floppy. Shocking, I know. Ok
by rimantas 14y ago
> The thing can't even send files over Bluetooth.
> How is that not possible in 2013?
The thing will also not accept your 1.44MB floppy. Shocking, I know.
Ok, ok, I get what you say, but frankly, this is some pretty obscure use case for most. Not for you, obviously.
- blub 14y agoObscure? This is one of the stupidest misfeatures of iOS. The hardware is there and there are workaround apps that can help you do it from iDevice to iDevice. Many times I wanted to send a picture, contact or a document to someone standing right next to me and couldn't do it because they had an iPhone (or Windows Phone). This is especially pleasant when you're roaming and it's a bigger file.
- StavrosK 14y agoMaybe you and everyone you know has unlimited data, but not everyone does. Bluetooth file sending works on every single phone apart from the iPhone, and it's frustrating when people can't send you photos because your stupid phone doesn't support the most ubiquitous file sharing method since 1995.
- vacri 14y agoI know that the iPhone comes with a bluetooth transceiver, but I was unware that it also shipped with a 3.5" floppy drive that was similarly crippled.