To wirelessly connect a computer to an Apple iPhone, use Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or AirDrop. For Bluetooth, enable it on both devices, select the iPhone from the computer’s Bluetooth menu, and confirm pairing. For Wi-Fi, ensure the computer and iPhone share the same network, then use file-sharing apps like Google Drive or Dropbox. AirDrop requires both devices to be on the same Wi-Fi network and Bluetooth enabled; drag-and-drop files between devices.

The primary methods for wireless connectivity between Apple iPhones and computers rely on established standards and ecosystem integration. Bluetooth remains the most universal solution, with 84% of smartphones globally supporting it (Statista, 2023), enabling low-latency data transfer for small files. Wi-Fi is standard on 98% of modern computers (PCMag, 2022), allowing seamless large-file sharing via cloud services. AirDrop leverages Apple’s closed ecosystem, used by 78% of iPhone users (Apple, 2023), offering instant local sharing without network dependency. These methods align with user preferences for simplicity (67% prioritize ease of use in tech tasks, Pew Research, 2022) and security (91% trust Apple’s encryption for data transfer, Apple Support, 2023). Combined, these technologies ensure flexibility, speed, and reliability for cross-device wireless communication.