It would however be nice if Apple didnt treat PC users like red redheaded step children. That is INCREDIBLY frustrating as I have zero intention of buying a Mac anytime soon if ever.
There is no reason why Airdrop couldnt work via the iCloud PC app. Youre Apple ID is already logged in and authenticated; and its just bluetooth. It's nothing an app like Pushbullet (not being developed for iOS anymore it seems and they pulled the app from the app store) couldnt already do.
That attitude if you dont own another Apple product you're SOL is getting a bit tired honestly.
And before you get into security etc etc, Dell seems to have made an app that can get calls and get/answer texts mirrored from an iphone to a PC just fine on my laptop. There are iOS limitations though of course (texts only come in or go out as SMS not Imessage obviously, the app has to be open on the phone and phone not locked to work so you cant do anything else on the phone, etc) So it IS technologically perfectly possible, Apple is just being Apple.
And after using iPhones since the 3GS, this is someone saying its getting a bit old and inconvenient now to have to find workarounds for Apple's refusal to include anything not an Apple product or anyone on the PC side. I would think you would get MORE iOS users, not less, if you could show more compatibility with every day people's lives; considering Windows still has 90%+ marketshare.