Got a Pixel 10? Google’s Android Phone Can Now Share Files With Apple’s AirDrop

WIREDThursday, November 20, 2025 at 8:03:29 PM
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Got a Pixel 10? Google’s Android Phone Can Now Share Files With Apple’s AirDrop
  • The Pixel 10 has introduced a feature that enables file sharing with Apple's AirDrop, marking a significant step in cross
  • This development is crucial for Google as it enhances the Pixel 10's appeal, potentially attracting more users who value seamless connectivity with Apple devices.
  • The integration reflects a growing trend in the tech industry towards interoperability, as companies seek to provide users with more flexible and convenient ways to share information across different platforms.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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