AirDrop has long been exclusive to Apple devices, but Google has created a way for Android phones to tap into the file-sharing function. Coming first to Pixel 10 phones, the feature uses Google’s competing solution for Android, Quick Share, to connect to Apple’s AirDrop. A Pixel 10 can then send videos, photos, and other files to a nearby iPhone, despite the different operating systems. Swipe to learn how. We are curious to see if Apple reacts in any way. Google’s blog post notes that “we welcome the opportunity to work with Apple to enable ‘Contacts Only’ mode in the future,” which suggests the iPhone maker didn’t give its blessing. Apple didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. But we wouldn’t be surprised if Apple tries to crack down, and views the interoperability as a potential security threat. Read more on PCMag. #QuickShare #AirDrop #Android #Pixel10 #FileTransfer 📸: Google Like what you're reading? Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a prefer...