Vetted by NeuralPress's Multi-Agent Verifier for strict factual validity and event relevance. Our compliance engine cross-checks and filters search results to ensure zero false correlations or misleading content.
Device Compatibility Growth
Progressive rollout of AirDrop over Quick Share support across Android brands
Primary Sources
Two more Android phones just added AirDrop over Quick Share
Following an expansion from Pixel to Samsung Galaxy, Google’s support for AirDrop over Quick Share is now showing up on more Android phones, starting with two models from Oppo and Vivo. AirDrop over Quick Share first launched on the Pixel 10 series and, being a feature built essentially behind Apple’s back, it was likely smart on Google’s part to expand support slowly. Pixel 9 was next in line, followed by the Galaxy S26 series and, most recently, more Galaxy devices through the One UI 8.5 beta program. These Android phones support AirDrop sharing with iPhone and Mac Now, it’s expanding yet again. 9to5Google can confirm that the Oppo Find X9 Ultra now supports AirDrop over Quick Share, something Oppo was teasing earlier this month when the camera-focused smartphone launched. Through the latest updates, support is now live and working just as it does on Pixel and Galaxy. Setting a nearby iPhone to “Everyone” mode lets the Find X9 Ultra see that device and share files, and it works in the other direction as well. Beyond Oppo, the Vivo X300 Ultra – similarly announced earlier this month – apparently also now supports AirDrop over Quick Share. Android Central notes that the feature suddenly started working on their device, something Vivo hadn’t mentioned was in the pipeline. There’s no word on where this support will go next, but Oppo and Vivo being added the list suggests that the floodgates are nearly ready to burst open. More on Android: What’s new in Android’s April 2026 Google System Updates Google Pixel ruined voice typing on every other phone for me, but the fix is in sight Android’s upcoming ‘Tap to Share’ can send contacts, files, etc – here’s what it looks like [Gallery] Follow Ben: Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.
I finally ditched Quick Share and AirDrop for this free app and Im ...
News Source : Android Authority News Summary Using Blip is easy.It’s available on Android, Mac, Windows, and iOS, with Linux support coming soon.Transfers can be sent over the internet, and several times while I was on my holidays, I blipped photos back to my laptop to edit when I got back.Unlike Quick Share, which often fails to send a file or does so slowly that a screenshot takes half an hour, Blip has been fast and reliable every time.There is a paid version of the service, but I doubt you’ll need it. Quick Share is a useful but flawed feature. Quickly sharing files between your Android, Windows, and even iOS devices is incredibly convenient. Sadly, its not the most reliable tool in the world. Its [+3230 chars] Must read Articles
AirDrop sharing appears to be expanding beyond Pixel and Galaxy phones
Quick Share with AirDrop support is finally expanding beyond Pixel and Galaxy phones to more Android devices. Oppo Find X9 Ultra and Vivo X300 Ultra have started receiving support for AirDrop sharing.
How to AirDrop on Samsung Galaxy Phones - droid-life.com
On Android, how to AirDrop on a Samsung Galaxy S26, Z Fold 7, Galaxy S25, Z Fold 6, and more with an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
