Google Launches a Calling Support Service on Many Different

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Because this service pack is still in the implementation phase, it may not be available on all devices yet. However, once widely deployed, users can enable it in their Android device settings by navigating to Settings > Google > Devices & Sharing > Cross -Device (Multi-device).

Make simultaneous calls and share password-free internet across multiple devices

Cross-Device Services enables seamless data transfer between devices signed in with the same Google Account. According to images shared by 9to5Google, two new features being deployed include: Call Casting and Internet Sharing (Instant Hotspot).

The Call Casting feature allows users to easily cast an ongoing video call to another device and continue the call there. Currently, this feature is only available for Google Meet calls, but we can expect support for more apps in the future. Let's say you joined a video call on your phone, but you want to watch on your tablet because it has a larger screen. Instead of ending a call and rejoining on your tablet, you can simply cast the call with a single tap.

Instant Hotspot feature makes sharing your internet connection easier. After adding your devices to the same Google account, you can enable the Instant Hotspot feature to share the internet without manually activating the hotspot on one device and entering the password on another. One tap will instantly share the internet connection without needing to enter any password.

Google's new multi-device service plan is currently in beta and will gradually be released to eligible devices worldwide. You can access this service in Google Play Services version 24.28.34.