QuickShare: After Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones, Vivo and Oppo mobiles can AirDrop files to an iPhone

With the new AirDrop-QuickShare feature, users will be able to instantly share any files, such as documents, multiple videos or images at a time wirelessly between an Android phone and an iPhone.

Last year, Google introduced the AirDrop-like QuickShare feature. It enables users to perform cross-platform file sharing between Pixel and Apple iPhones. Later, it expanded the feature to Samsung's Galaxy S26 series in early 2026.

While more Galaxy phones are slated to get it via OneUI 8.5 update, Oppo and Vivo have begun offering QuickShare on their premium phones, reported Android Central.

Oppo's latest Find X9 series and Vivo's X300 Ultra, which is slated to hit stores in India next month, will come with QuickShare capability.

Here's how to transfer files wirelessly between an Android phone and an iPhone

Step 1: Go to Settings >> Connectected Devices >> Quick Share

Step 2: There, select 'Share with Apple devices'

And, ensure to turn on the AirDrop feature on the iPhone.

On iPhone, go to Settings >> AirDrop >> tap 'Everyone for 10 Minutes' option

Once done, users will be able to instantly share any files, such as documents, multiple videos or images at a time wirelessly between an Android phone and an iPhone.

In a related development, Google has introduced Personal Intelligence feature for Gemini AI app in India.

With this, the Gemini app (under user's permission) will be able to access Gmail, Photos, Search, and YouTube History to deliver personalised responses to all the queries.

To adhere to Google's strict user privacy policy, Personal Intelligence is off by default on Gemini. Also, it offers more control by which apps to link Gemini AI app, such as Google Workspace, Photos, YouTube, or Search.

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