Which device can take both photos and send them directly to a Mac without the need for wires?

The iPhone is a versatile device that seamlessly integrates with Macs through Apple's ecosystem. It allows users to take photos and utilize features like AirDrop to send those images wirelessly to a Mac. This capability is part of Apple's commitment to providing a user-friendly experience across devices, enabling swift and efficient photo transfer without needing physical connections or wires.

Other devices, such as the iPad and iPod Touch, also have similar capabilities to send photos to a Mac wirelessly, but the iPhone is particularly emphasized because of its prominent use in photography and the ease with which it can interact with other Apple products through WLAN, such as sharing photos via email or messaging apps. The MacBook Pro, being a computer, cannot take photos unless paired with an external camera or using its built-in camera feature for videoconferencing, but it cannot send photos as it does not capture them.

Therefore, the iPhone stands out as the most commonly associated device for taking and transferring photos directly to a Mac wirelessly.