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Share between Android devices with just a tap
Google is launching a tap-to-share feature via Quick Share for compatible Android devices, starting with the Pixel line. It allows users to exchange contact info, photos, and videos by bringing devices close together.
Why it matters
This simplifies how Android users transfer files and contact information between phones, reducing the steps required to share data.
The details
- Available now for Pixel 6 and newer devices.
- Coming soon to Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Fold8, and Flip8.
- Expansion to more Android devices expected by the end of the year.
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Google owns Quick Share
Google develops and owns the Quick Share feature.
Google manufactures and owns the Pixel 6 smartphone.
Quick Share uses Android
Quick Share is a feature designed for Android devices.
Pixel 6 uses Quick Share
Pixel 6 supports the tap-to-share Quick Share feature.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra uses Quick Share
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra will support Quick Share tap-to-share.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 uses Quick Share
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 will support Quick Share tap-to-share.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 uses Quick Share
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 will support Quick Share tap-to-share.
Google is a partner of Samsung Electronics
Google and Samsung collaborate on bringing Quick Share features to Samsung devices.
Samsung Electronics owns Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra
Samsung Electronics manufactures the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra foldable smartphone.
Samsung Electronics owns Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8
Samsung Electronics manufactures the Galaxy Z Fold8 foldable smartphone.
Samsung Electronics owns Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8
Samsung Electronics manufactures the Galaxy Z Flip8 foldable smartphone.
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