AnyDrop Lets You AirDrop Any File to Another iDevice

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Posted March 24, 2014 at 5:59pm by Shalom Levytam

AnyDrop is a new app for jailbroken devices from Majd Alfhaily that lets you AirDrop any file to another device.

AirDrop File & Media Sharing for iOS devices with speed up to 20MB/s.

Features:
● Zero configuration.
● Native AirDrop capability without any extra pairing requirements.
● High speed transmission, up to 20MB/s.
● Send Photos/Videos/Music from native iOS library.
● File browser, browse the file-system to send any file from your iOS device.
● Send files from applications that support “ Open in “ feature.
● Import received media to Photos / Videos library.
● Import any received file and save it to your iOS device.

You can purchase AnyDrop from the Cydia Store for $1.99

AnyDrop Lets You AirDrop Any File to Another iDevice

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Peter - March 27, 2014 at 7:10pm

I have searched Cydia and can't find the app,,,,?

gamerscul9870 - March 24, 2014 at 6:01pm

Android has a similar file transfer feature.

M - March 24, 2014 at 6:32pm

Not really. AirDrop is basically Bluetooth file transfer, which is a standard feature not only on Android phones, but also the ones that preceded them, like the Nokia and Samsung phones that ran on Symbian and JAVA.

gamerscul9870 - March 24, 2014 at 6:35pm

That's Bluetooth, airdrop tells the name who owns the product and shares it their.

Scott Simon - March 24, 2014 at 7:15pm

Thats actually incorrect: Airdrop utilizes Wifi and/or bluetooth for the actual delivery, but it employs Apple's bonjour networking to find and establish the sessions. Its quite different (and more secure) than a simple bluetooth session/transfer, and will work over much further distances as it doesn't rely on bluetooth.

gamerscul9870 - March 24, 2014 at 7:27pm

Think of it like airplay. Thank you for the example.

hp - March 24, 2014 at 7:37pm

Samsung Galaxy has something called S-Beam which is similar. Uses P2P wifi connection to transfer files. I don't have an android phone so can't say how it works but they already had it 1 year ago.

m_thoroughbred - March 24, 2014 at 8:49pm

And why does it matter who came up with the feature first? I mean really. It's getting old most people commenting on who is first. It's good to hear that Apple's iPhone can do it now.

gamerscul9870 - March 24, 2014 at 9:18pm

It's more about how features are implemented that affect a company; Samsung is focusing heavily on screen size currently.