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Google is rolling out an AirDrop-style file sharing feature to a wider range of Android devices, expanding beyond its initial availability on newer flagship phones. The update brings faster, direct device-to-device transfers, but compatibility remains limited for now, leaving many older devices—including some Galaxy models— outside the first wave. The feature builds on Android’s existing sharing tools, aiming to simplify how users send photos, videos, and files between nearby devices without relying on internet connectivity. HOW THE FEATURE WORKS The system operates through a combination of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Direct, allowing devices to discover each other and transfer files quickly over a local connection. …
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