Google has announced that Pixel 10 the first Android phones able to share files directly with iPhones using Apple’s AirDrop ...

Qualcomm has said it's bringing Pixel 10-style AirDrop support to Snapdragon-powered phones in the near future.

Nothing is moving quickly to join Google in tearing down one of tech’s most persistent barriers – seamless file-sharing ...

On a supported Android phone, and now Pixel 10 with iPhone, simply select Quick Share when sharing a file and pick a nearby ...

In a surprising move, Google's Pixel 10 devices can now directly share files with iPhones using Apple's AirDrop technology.

Android has supported Wi-Fi Aware since Android 8 Oreo, so if it is required for Quick Share and AirDrop, a lot of quite old Android phones may potentially be compatible. Android Police has contacted ...

Google has introduced AirDrop support on its Quick Share feature, initially available for the Pixel 10 series. This ...

Google revolutionized file sharing by rolling out QuickShare to Android on Pixel 10 devices last week. Now, Qualcomm is also ...

There is some big news in both the Apple and Android worlds today – Google has announced that its Android Quick Share now ...

Qualcomm confirms AirDrop-like Quick Share support is expanding to Snapdragon phones, paving the way for easier file sharing between Android and iPhone users beyond Pixel devices.

Qualcomm has confirmed that Android’s new cross-platform file-sharing feature will not remain exclusive to Google’s Pixel 10 ...

Qualcomm confirms Quick Share will bring AirDrop file transfers to Snapdragon phones, enabling seamless, secure sharing between Android and Apple devices without third-party apps.