Google developed data sharing features between iOS and Android
In the future, iOS and Android smartphone users will no longer have to "headache" in the situation of wanting to transfer data such as images, music, videos . back and forth, thanks to a new feature that Google is developing. .
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Copresence will be the solution to help iOS and Android users to share data together
According to Engadget , the new feature will be called Copresence , with the unique ability to just leave Android and iOS devices side by side, then open Wi-Fi or Bluetooth as users can exchange data between the two computers. .
The source also said that to authenticate the data transfer between the two devices, the device will have to be granted permission to use each other's location information, or it can be authenticated via Bluetooth connection.
This is considered a convenient way for iOS and Android users, when there is no need to take time to download data to share on a certain cloud service, then have to go to the service to download data to the computer.
It is expected that the new feature will be revealed in detail by Google within the next few weeks.
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