I have iPhone 6, but now it can not connect in Wifi or Bluetooth to my iMac late 2013 with OS X Snow leopard.
Please let me know if it is because of old OS X.
What are you attempting to accomplish by connecting via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth? Please answer that question first then we can give you advice.
Additionally, if your iMac is a late 2013, it didn't come with Snow Leopard, so please, check your model/year and OS and post it as well.
Wifi, for connecting to iTunes by wifi
Bluetooth for connecting to app Knock
sorry, it is late 2012, but he software version is OS X 10.8.5 (12F2518), which as far as can tell, is snowleopard
Thanks
2012's came with various iterations of Mountain Lion (mid 2010 and earlier came with Snow Leopard):
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204319
10.6 = Snow Leopard
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
10.7 = Lion
10.8 = Mountain Lion
10.9 = Mavericks
10.10 = Yosemite
iOS is not my forte, but I connect my iPad Air to my iMac running Mavericks via USB cable for backup/whatever. When you say "connect via WiFi", are you referring to Airdrop? Or what exactly are you trying to accomplish?
Not only airdrop but more important to sync iPhone with iTunes by Wifi.
However, in a last shoot I tried again 5 minutes ago and for the moment is syncing through Wifi.
Let see if goes until the end but thanks for your help
Not only airdrop but more important to sync iPhone with iTunes by Wifi.
FWIW, using the cable is considerably faster than over the air.
but then what is airdrop good for??
From my viewpoint: small files/one or two pics; other than that, not much (that is my personal opinion). First, sending large files over the air is always slower than using a cable and will take quite some time, and, the other person/device needs to "accept" the file, then you need to click/tap to send.
iphone 6 can not connect to iMac in os x snow leopard
