Last week, Apple (AAPL -0.08%) held its Worldwide Developers Conference, which gave us insight into what users can expect from the upcoming iOS 7. One of the more interesting enhancements is AirDrop, which allows iOS 7 users to wirelessly share content with other iOS 7 users in close proximity. Fool contributor Steve Heller believes that the widespread adoption of AirDrop could potentially steal engagement time away from Facebook (META 0.28%). Check out the video below to get the full story.
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This new iOS 7 feature could hurt this social media giant’s core business.
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