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Android & iPhone Can Now Share Files

Android Can Now Share Files Directly to iPhones — No Apple Help Needed

Google is making Android–iPhone sharing easier by letting Pixel 10 users send and receive files over Apple’s AirDrop, using a secure peer-to-peer link.

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Google's AirDrop integration isn't just one-way, iPhones can beam files to Android too

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Google Pixel 10 Surprise: iPhone Users Can AirDrop To Android — Will Apple Kill It?

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Here's how you can AirDrop files from your Pixel to an iPhone using Quick Share

Now, for the first time ever, Google has done the unthinkable and brought AirDrop and Quick Share together.

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iPhone Users Can Now AirDrop Files to Android Devices

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Not just iPhones: Google's Quick Share works with AirDrop on Macs and iPads, too

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Nothing’s Android 16 update puts a progress bar on the back of your phone

Nothing’s Android 16-powered update brings a bunch of new features to its phones, including its own spin on Google’s Live Updates. With Nothing OS 4.0, users can track a delivery, ride, or timer by glancing using the Glyph Interface — the dot-matrix on the Phone 3’s rear, or the system of lights on the Phone 3A and older models.

The EU made Apple adopt new Wi-Fi standards, and now Android can support AirDrop

Google has updated Android’s Quick Share feature to support Apple’s AirDrop, which allows users of Apple devices to share files directly using a local peer-to-peer Wi-Fi connection. Apple devices with AirDrop enabled and set to “everyone for 10 minutes” mode will show up in the Quick Share device list just like another Android phone would,