AirDrop-like power comes to Android! Android and iPhone users have always been suffering because of file sharing. Unequal eco systems could easily complicate transfer of photos, videos or documents. However, now Google has made a significant and most convenient move, which was to integrate Quick Share with Air Drop. This implies that the transfer of files between Android and Apple is soon going to become smooth, quicker, and hustle free.
Discover a brief, simple, and expeditious overview of this new update beneath:
Briefly: 10 Bullet-Point Reviews.
1. The Quick Share by Google will now be in a position to communicate directly with Apple AirDrop, so file sharing between Android and iPhones will no longer be difficult.
2. This revision is a significant move forward towards removing an old user grievance the issue of cross-platform file sharing.
3. This relationship between Quick Share and Air drop will be fully direct and peer-to-peer i.e. no servers will be involved.
4. This feature has already started to roll out to the Pixel 10 series and is likely to be applied to other Android devices in the future.
5. To keep the files secure, the users will be required to verify the name of the receiving device when transmitting a file.
6. This option is now compatible with the Everywhere of 10 minutes option of AirDrop.
7. In the future, Google will liaise with Apple to maximize the support of the Contacts Only mode.
8. The new update is pegged on security-oriented design which has undergone the test of independent experts.
9. This is one of the changes that Google makes in an attempt to improve interoperability between Android and iOS like RCS messaging and tracker alerts.
10. This characteristic will be the start of a new generation in the technology industry whereby brand lines will be dismantled by devices and file sharing will have never been seamless.
