Google has announced a partnership with Samsung to rebrand the feature “Nearby Share” as “Quick Share,” as discovered by users in the previous app. This collaboration combines the file-sharing services of both companies into one, offering a streamlined file-sharing experience on Android devices.
Quick Share is compatible with Android 6.0 and above, as well as Chromebooks running version 91 and above. However, it currently does not support ARM-based Windows 10 devices. Google has revealed that they are in talks with select PC manufacturers, particularly LG, to preload Quick Share as a default feature.
Android users can expect to see the rebranded Quick Share with a new logo next month.
TLDR: Google and Samsung have joined forces to rebrand Nearby Share as Quick Share, merging their file-sharing services for a seamless experience on Android devices. Quick Share will be available on Android 6.0 and above, as well as Chromebooks running version 91 and above. It does not yet support ARM-based Windows 10 devices. The rebranding will take place next month.
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