Google's AirDrop-Quick Share Interoperability Support Is Coming to More Android Smartphones
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iPhone owners can receive files from Android devices using a peer-to-peer connection
iPhone owners can receive files from Android devices using a peer-to-peer connection Google has reportedly teased that its AirDrop interoperability could soon be expanded to support a wider range of Android smartphones. The Mountain View-based tech giant first announced cross-platform sharing between Android and iOS devices in November 2025 for the Pixel 10, enabling Android users to share files securely and wirelessly with iPhone owners, and vice versa, using both Quick Share and AirDrop.
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