Interestingly, this excellent tweak has only been discussed in the iOS7 subforum and not here.
As I've reported at https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18553377/ ,
1, I've thoroughly tested the AirDrop Enabler 7.0+ installer I host at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u...llrec/airdropenabler.178_1.0_iphoneos-arm.deb (so that you can avoid adding (even temporarily) pirate Chinese Cydia repos like the 178 one, linked to in the original thread).
2, on the iPad 3, a full reset is required before it starts be discovered as an AirDrop receiver - a simple respring won't suffice.
3, no video transfer seem to be supported. Still images are transferred just great.
4, no excess power usage.
All in all, it works just great. This means it was simply because of business (but in no way technical) reasons that Apple didn't enable AirDrop in pre-mid-2012 devices. Pretty typical of them, if you ask me...
As I've reported at https://forums.macrumors.com/posts/18553377/ ,
1, I've thoroughly tested the AirDrop Enabler 7.0+ installer I host at https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u...llrec/airdropenabler.178_1.0_iphoneos-arm.deb (so that you can avoid adding (even temporarily) pirate Chinese Cydia repos like the 178 one, linked to in the original thread).
2, on the iPad 3, a full reset is required before it starts be discovered as an AirDrop receiver - a simple respring won't suffice.
3, no video transfer seem to be supported. Still images are transferred just great.
4, no excess power usage.
All in all, it works just great. This means it was simply because of business (but in no way technical) reasons that Apple didn't enable AirDrop in pre-mid-2012 devices. Pretty typical of them, if you ask me...
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