Android and Apple have been at war since the dawn of time. They push each other, learn from each other, and constantly bless their systems with features that refine the smartphone experience. One of Apple’s own features — AirDrop — has gone unchallenged for a long, long time. But now, Google and Samsung have finally come up with their own versions of AirDrop — called Nearby Share and Quick Share, respectively.
Samsung Quick share vs Nearby share – Which is better/faster?
In this article, we'll look at what these two are and how they differ from each other.
Related: How do I force 'Share nearby'?
Similar to Apple’s AirDrop, Google’s Nearby Share lets you seamlessly exchange media files, contacts, or even location data with a compatible device nearby. Nearby Share shows you the devices in your vicinity — that support the feature — and lets you share content with just a few taps.
