Android phones could get an iPhone-like NameDrop feature soon: Report

Google is working on a new Android feature that lets users share contact details by bringing two phones together, just like the iPhone’s NameDrop feature.
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Google reportedly developing Android version of Apple’s NameDrop feature

New information from a recent build of Google Play Services suggests that Google is working on a tool that works much like ...
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Google Appears to Be Testing a NameDrop-Style Sharing Feature for Android

Google is developing a NameDrop-like feature for Android, using NFC for quick contact sharing and streamlined transfers, ...

Google is Building Its Own Version of Apple’s NameDrop for Android

Apple introduced NameDrop with iOS 17 in 2023, allowing users to share files or contact details by bringing two iPhones close ...

Jim Rossman: What should you do if you lose your phone?

With an iPhone, you can put it into “lost mode,” which will lock the phone if it’s unlocked or as soon as it comes back ...

Android 17 May Bring Forced Controller Support for Every Game

Android 17 Controller Support could bring big upgrades like native remapping and controller support forced for every app or ...

Google Gemini App Finally Goes True Black—With a Catch

Google continues working on upgrading the capabilities of the Gemini application. This implies not only boosting its AI ...