The phrase "airdrop it" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of sending files or data wirelessly to another device using the AirDrop feature, typically on Apple devices.
Example: "If you have the document ready, just airdrop it to my iPhone."
Alternatives: "send it via AirDrop" or "transfer it using AirDrop".
"I'll AirDrop it to you".
Babbage is appalled by the cartoonish interaction used for the peer-to-peer simplified file sharing called AirDrop: it works well, but looks absurdly out of place.Instead, most of the upgrades are under the bonnet, as with the previous release, Snow Leopard (10.6).
OLPC's Nicholas Negroponte, speaking at the Open Mobile summit today, detailed a new plan for distributing the OLPC project's next device, the XO-3 tablet computer: they're going to airdrop it on remote villages and then come back a year later to see how it worked.
Once we burn enough fossil plankton to blast through the 2 degrees Celsius planetary warming that your scientists call catastrophic and our kind calls spring break we'll still need to convince you to convert that Arctic oil into kerosene and airdrop it onto your forest fires if we're to open earth for sand lizard eco-tourism by your kid's 40th birthday.
Shut down the most technologically advanced military helicopter ever invented by AirDropping it a photo of the Bill of Rights.
In it, Apple encourages developers to 'reimagine' their apps for the new 'depth' and translucency of iOS 7. It also, as usual, promotes new APIs like AirDrop that it wants them to take advantage of.
If zey don't allow access to mein movie via ze internet, then I suggest ein United Nations airdrop of it.
For example, to share a photo with AirDrop, open it in the Photos app first.
Airdrop works better — it was a mess!" .
Though most kids use AirDrop perfectly safely, it has the potential for misuse that parents should keep an eye out for.
In order for AirDrop to work, it will need to be open on both Macs.
