Google introduced Nearby Share in 2020 as an answer to Apple’s AirDrop. Most Android users might already be very familiar with the feature by now. For those who’re not, Nearby Share ...

Now, Nearby Share for Windows is starting the transition to Quick Share. If you don’t know what Quick Share is, you’re missing out. This service is an extremely useful platform for sharing ...

Now, Google has announced a complete rebranding of the feature, improved in collaboration with Samsung. Nearby Share has been kicking around since 2020, and it is great for sending files and ...

Nearby Share, soon to be rebranded Quick Share, is the official file-sharing solution for Android. Here's how to use it.

Nearby Share was officially announced in August of 2020 to let Android users locally send files from one device to another. Google is now “collaborating with Samsung” to create a “singular ...

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 ...

In fact, the first time you try to use Quick Share on your device, you’ll see a notice from Google alerting you to the change by saying, “Nearby Share is now Quick Share. Look for the new name ...

Google introduced a feature called ‘Nearby Share’ in 2020, which the company used to compete against Apple’s AirDrop. However, it looks like Nearby Share will now be called Quick Share, which is ...

Kamila Wojciechowska on Twitter/X discovered this change after updating to Google Play services beta version 23.50.13. A notification appeared, announcing that Nearby Share is now Quick Share.

Formally called Nearby Share, Quick Share is Android's version of AirDrop on the iPhone. This feature looks for nearby devices and beam your photos, files and other information across.

So, keep an eye out for those “Nearby Share is now Quick Share” notifications – they might just herald a new era of efficient, effortless file transfer on your Android device.