Google announced that the file-sharing feature in the Android system, previously known as Nearby Share, is undergoing significant changes. This year, Google plans to introduce numerous improvements based on Samsung’s ideas and their QuickShare feature.
QuickShare, a feature known to Samsung smartphone users, allows for quick file sharing between nearby devices. This functionality operates similarly to the popular AirDrop on iPhones.
Now, Google wants to bring the QuickShare feature to all Android smartphones. During the CES 2024 trade show, the company announced a partnership with Samsung to create a “single solution for multiple systems on Android” called Quick Share. The implementation of this feature is expected as early as February.
Google aims to merge two solutions, Nearby Share and QuickShare, to create the best default option for direct content sharing between devices in the Android ecosystem. Quick Share will be supported on devices running Android 6.0 or later, ChromeOS 91 or later, and on computers with a 64-bit version of Windows 10 or later.
This is an important update for all Android system users, as it will enable even more convenient and faster file sharing between different devices. Changes to the Quick Share feature will be gradually implemented and will soon be available on smartphones.
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