If you're envious of Apple's AirDrop, Quick Share is a solid alternative. Here's how to set it up on Android, ChromeOS, and Windows.

Tap the Quick Share icon (or Nearby Share icon) for Android and select the target device(s) from the list. For Windows PCs, open the Quick Share app and select the files you want to share (you can ...

Quick Share is available on Android 6+ devices and Chromebooks, and on selected Windows devices through an App. Becuase of that, you can find it in the Quick Settings menu above your notifications ...

Nearby Share is now Quick Share. Look for the new name and icon to share with nearby devices. This change appears to only be a visual one, as otherwise, the service seems to still function exactly ...

Quick Share is Google's answer to Apple's Airdrop. It is designed to provide seamless file sharing between Android devices and Windows PCs. Now it offers the ability to change visibility settings ...

At CES 2024, Google announced its plans to simplify and streamline the sharing process on Android. ... A list of nearby devices will appear when you tap the Quick Share icon.

Microsoft announced it is rolling out an update to its Windows 11 beta channel. Members who are a part of the Insiders program will see a new “My Phone” search icon in Windows Share when ...

They are taking on the Quick Share name and leaving Nearby Share behind, probably because Quick Share is a much better name. The new icon for Quick Share can be seen below and Google says to ...

Nearby Share is Google’s peer-to-peer file sharing service available on all Android devices with Google apps. Quick Share is Samsung’s file sharing service that’s exclusive to Galaxy devices.

So, if you use Quick Share on a Samsung device, your computer will not show up when sharing. Samsung’s version of Quick Share won’t integrate with Windows computers won’t integrate into Q3 2024.

How to send files using Quick Share on Android In most cases, you’re going to be using Quick Share to share files with others so let’s see how it’s done. 1.

Google announced today at CES that it has collaborated with Samsung to combine their sharing solutions into a singular cross-Android solution under the Quick Share name.