Oh wow, I'm an idiot.
Yep Hotspot works fine if enabled on the phone.
Maps works for me. Alt-Tab and Dock.
Yep Hotspot works fine if enabled on the phone.
Maps works for me. Alt-Tab and Dock.
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I've had Handoff working flawlessly between my 2013 rMBP, iPad Air, and iPhone 6 (both on iOS 8) since 8 got released, but right after I updated to the final build of Yosemite 10.0, my MacBook completely won't work with Handoff.
I have Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Handoff enabled.
2011 Mac Minis -along with 2011 MacBook Airs- are artificially blacklisted in OS X 10.10. Disabling that blacklist should enable handoff and other continuity features. It worked for my 2011 MBA.
Detailed steps to do this are available here. Please let us know the outcome if you give it a shot.
You need to be running iOS 8.1. It'll be out on Monday.
After logging out and in of iCloud on both my rMBP and iPhone 5S, turning off and on Bluetooth on by my rMBP and iPhone 5S, rebooting both the phone and rMBP, I can finally get communication from my iPhone 5S to my rMBP (icon shows up next to the dock in Yosemite).please help,
so, i'm able to get hand off to work from mac to iphnone 6 plus but not the other way around. if I'm on safari on my MB PRO MID 2012, i can see the safari logo on my iPhone lock screen. However, if i'm on safari on my iPhone 6 plus, i can't see the bouncy hand off next to the finder on the dock. Could some one tell me what's going on? when i get a call, i do see it on my mac and i can also make calls from mac. But the apps are not handing off.
After logging out and in of iCloud on both my rMBP and iPhone 5S, turning off and on Bluetooth on by my rMBP and iPhone 5S, rebooting both the phone and rMBP, I can finally get communication from my iPhone 5S to my rMBP (icon shows up next to the dock in Yosemite).
Hopefully this combination will work for you too.
Really? My mid-2011 Mac Mini isn't even showing the option under settings > general. With official documentation showing support for the mid 2011 Mini, I don't understand why they would blacklist it.
I am having some issues with handoff and continuity on my mac mini server (Mid 2011). So, here is the rub. First of all, according the my system report, low energy Bluetooth is supported (=Yes), however I could not find any info about Continuity or Handoff. It is not listed there for some reason.
If I do a search for "handoff" in system preferences I get redirected to the "general" section, but the option to enable handoff is not there.
What's strange is that I can make calls from my mac to say my friend's cell phone. The problem, however, is that I can hear him, but he can't hear me. I've tried changing mic inputs in Settings and the Messages app, but it didn't seem to have fixed the issue I am having.
I was able to get handoff/continuity to work on my iPhone 6 and iPad Mini, following the directions I found on this forum (thank you btw!), however I can't for the life of me get it to work on my mac.
Has anyone experienced this issue? Please help!
I've got it working finally. iPhone 6, Haswell 15" rMBP.
I've turned Handoff, FaceTime, bluetooth, and anything else that seemed worth trying on and off. I've then restarted the phone several times and the laptop. It seems to pick up Safari and Mail for continuity ok, but no SMS. Airdrop works well though, I sent a photo to my Mac easily and quickly.
Voice calling; didn't work first time. I got a message saying my iPhone and Mac must be on the same wifi network, which they clearly are. It then worked fine on three subsequent attempts.
There's a slight lag while the phone and laptop recognise each other, it's not as smooth a process as I expected. Hopefully iOS 8.1 helps.
I've been able to receive a call on my iMac from a landline but I can't seem to make a call to one. I can't click on a phone number in a website or even dial a number from one of my contacts. Any solution for this?
I have the exact opposite. I can make a call but not receive one.
Ditto. Everyone keeps saying Finder should say "Everyone" but I've yet to see how to turn this on. I'd just like to get AirDrop to work between my Mac and iPad.
Just click on the blue text at the bottom and you can change if you like to use contacts only or everyone or none.
Have all that working but no hand-off at all despite being on the same wi-fi and also on same apple id???? Anyone knows what is the problem?
please help,
so, i'm able to get hand off to work from mac to iphnone 6 plus but not the other way around. if I'm on safari on my MB PRO MID 2012, i can see the safari logo on my iPhone lock screen. However, if i'm on safari on my iPhone 6 plus, i can't see the bouncy hand off next to the finder on the dock. Could some one tell me what's going on? when i get a call, i do see it on my mac and i can also make calls from mac. But the apps are not handing off.
I have the exact opposite. I can make a call but not receive one.