Android's new Quick Share update doesn't just send files to iPhones; it also receives AirDropped files from iPhones.

Google bridges iOS and Android with seamless, secure two-way file transfers rolling out first to its latest phones.

Although Android is owned by Google - Perplexity's biggest and most powerful competitor - it could help to make Comet the default browser for many users.

Perplexity is launching its AI-powered browser on Android. The new Comet app is available to download now, and it comes with ...

Google also notes that Android devices can receive files from Apple devices that are using AirDrop. They’ll just need to make ...

Android and iOS users have spent more than a decade juggling clunky workarounds just to move a few photos between phones. Now Google is finally cutting through that friction, letting Android Quick ...

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

The short version is that Google effectively built its own compatible implementation of the underlying AirDrop discovery and ...

First things first: Dynamic View is still an experimental feature, and it may not be available for everyone at this point. To check if you already have it, open Gemini on your desktop, click the Tools ...

Comet launches its AI browser on Android, featuring an integrated AI assistant, multi-tab summarization, and a ...