To share files from one Apple device to another, nothing could be easier. Just use AirDrop. You receive a file, select the appropriate button and send it to a nearby phone. On Android smartphones, this is a little more complicated.
If you want to send a file to a phone or Chromebook, you’ll have to be a bit crafty and surf the Internet: either Google Photos if it’s a snapshot, or email if it’s another file type… in short, it’s a bit more complicated. sweetcorn Google is looking for a solution.
Google wants to create its own AirDrop
Android terminal users already have the Nearby Share app, but it’s very limited. Mountain View firm would be developing a feature It’s much easier to quickly send files to each other without going online.
This application It will be integrated directly into Share with Nearby. It will then be sufficient to select the latter, then choose the self-share option. It’s a simple, fast and practical solution as it will work even if you don’t have a 4G or internet connection.
For now, it is unknown when this functionality will be integrated by Android. However, for the general public we can expect an arrival within a few weeks or even months. In the meantime, we are waiting for a beta phase to fix any issues with this Self Share.
Source: Chrome Story
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