Android and iPhone Can Finally Share Files - Feature Launches First on Pixel 10

Google has announced that Android and iPhone can now share files directly, thanks to a new system that lets Quick Share work ...

Now, Android and iPhone can share files: How it works and eligible devices

Google Pixel 10 series smartphone users can now send and receive files with iPhones, iPads and Macs using native AirDrop ...

Google launches unauthorised Pixel-to-iPhone file sharing with Apple’s AirDrop

Alphabet Inc's Google said it has developed a way for its latest Pixel smartphones to exchange images and other files with ...
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Android gets AirDrop support (but only on Pixel 10 range)

Android and iPhone don't normally play nice, but Google seems keen on untangling one mess: AirDrop support, with the feature ...

Quick Share needs this one thing to work with AirDrop

To get Quick Share to work with AirDrop, Google is rolling out a new Quick Share Extension app. It's pushing this as a 1.4MB ...

Apple’s AirDrop now compatible with Android’s QuickShare, starting with Pixel 10 line-up

AirDrop now works with Android’s Quick Share, starting with the Pixel 10 series. Here’s a simple explainer on how ...

Google’s Quick Share now works with Apple AirDrop starting with Pixel 10 series

Google has quietly taken one of its biggest steps yet toward easing life for anyone who switches between Android and Apple ...

These Android phones can finally AirDrop files to iPhones, more devices to get the feature soon

For now, the feature is Pixel-exclusive, and Google hasn’t shared a timeline for wider Android support. However, the company ...

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

Android's new Quick Share update doesn't just send files to iPhones; it also receives AirDropped files from iPhones.

File sharing with iPhone just got a lot easier for Pixel 10 owners

If a Pixel 10 is close by, an iPhone with AirDrop set to “Everyone for 10 minutes” will simply appear in the Quick Share menu. Tap the device, and the file goes through just like it would to another ...