The Pixel 10 now works with AirDrop for seamless iPhone file sharing. Google insists it built the feature alone—leaving Apple’s silence as the most interesting part.

Google has found a way for Quick Share to play nicely with AirDrop, paving the way for the new sharing method. Here's the breakdown.

Apple and Google unite for seamless file sharing! AirDrop and Quick Share now work together for fast, transfers between iPhone & Pixel.

The feature is rolling out for Pixel 10 phones, and links the Android-based Quick Share function with AirDrop. It does not appear that Google worked with Apple on it, however.

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AirDropping files from a Pixel to an iPhone? Yes, you can do that now. I just tried it myself, and I can't believe it works.

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Wireless file transfers between Android and iPhone are here, with Quick Share starting to become AirDrop-compatible.

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