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There are two big features at every iOS user mentions when they're talking about how iOS is better than Android - iMessage and AirDrop. While I don't really have a solution for iMessage on Android, I might have found an AirDrop equivalent for Android.

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Recently, Google released an app for Android that was meant to help you organize your files on your phone and free up storage. However, this app also happens to have a feature that lets you transfer files between two Android phones, and it's remarkably similar to AirDrop. The process uses Bluetooth to find the other device and start the connection, but then it actually uses Wi-Fi to transfer the files between the phones much faster than a Bluetooth transfer would be.

This isn't without hiccups, though. Let me show you how to use this feature and we can discuss those later. Firstly, head to the Play Store on your Android phone and download the Files by Google app once installed. Open it and set up the app, then in here, you can use the clean and browse features to free up storage and manage your files respectively.

Where is the share option at the bottom right? Tap that, and if you want to send a file, tap the send button. If you're the receiving person, obviously tap receive now. Both devices have to do this in order for them to start this connection, so what will happen is that this will turn on your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth if they aren't already on. You'll see a pulsating circle with your name indicated in it trying to find the other device once it finds the other device, it'll pop up as an option to connect as the sender.

Tap it, and the receiving person will have to confirm the connection once connected. You can select whatever files you want to share, then hit share. The files will send way faster than Bluetooth Android Beam thanks to that direct Wi-Fi connection. When it's done transferring, they'll show up in the received folder on your wrist device.

You can even use this feature from the share options menu - tap on a photo for example and say share with the Files app, but you'll still have to create that connection between the two devices to get the other one to confirm it. This isn't as intuitive and easy to connect to one another as AirDrop is, but once connected for the first time transferring the files is a lot faster than any other current solution on Android.

Maybe Google will update this in the future and make it better and easier to connect and all the other things that kind of isn't great at. For now, it does at least seem like it's probably the best option that Android users have for a version of AirDrop. Let me know in the comments below what you think of this video about this kind of AirDrop equivalent. If you didn't know about it, always nice to hear from you guys.

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"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enso there are two big features at every iOS user mentions when they're talking about how iOS is better than Android iMessage and airdrop and while I don't really have a solution for iMessage on Android I might have found an airdrop for Android equivalent let me show you the first special thanks to purevpn for sponsoring this video right now than amazing 12 year anniversary deal going on or you can get 12 monthly accounts for free to give away to your friends and family if you buy in either plans their service installs seamlessly on Windows Mac Android and iOS and allows you to browse the web anonymously as well as have all your data encrypted no more worrying about people spying or gathering data as you surf beyond that though you can also use it to tell sites and services that you're browsing from a different country of your choosing than you are which removes whatever country based restrictions they might have allowing you to access content you couldn't otherwise if this sounds like something you might be interested in checking out head to the link in the description below not too long ago Google released an app for Android that was meant to help you organize the files on your phone help you up to my storage etc but it happens to have a feature in it that lets you transfer files between two Android phones and it is remarkably similar to airdrop it seems to me that even works in a similar way where it uses bluetooth to find the other device start the connection between them but then it actually uses Wi-Fi to transfer the files between the phones much faster than a Bluetooth transfer would be it isn't without hiccups though but let me show you how to use it and we can talk about those then firstly head to the Play Store on your Android phone download and install files by Google once installed open it and set up the app and then in here you can use the clean and browse features to free up storage and manage your files respectively as I mentioned before but where is your hitting the share option at the bottom right so tap that and then if you want to send a file tap the send button and if you are the receiving person obviously tap receive now both devices have to do this in order for them to start this connection and so what will happen is this will turn on your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth of it isn't already on and you'll see a pulsating circle with your name indicated in it trying to find the other device once it finds the other device it'll pop up as an option to connect as the sender tap it and the receiving person will have to confirm the connection once connected you can select whatever files you want to share and then hit share the files will send way faster than Bluetooth Android Beam etc by the way thanks to that direct Wi-Fi connection and when it's done transferring it'll show up in the received folder on the wrist device you then tap disconnect on either devices to close the connection and then close the app if you're done now you can even use this feature from the share options menu so tap on a photo for example tap share and then you can say share with the Files app but you will still have to create that connection between the to have the other one confirm it etc and this is kind of where it has a bit of a hiccup right it's not as intuitive and easy and quick to connect to one another as say airdrop is but once connected for the first time transferring the files is a lot faster than any other current solution on Android and it works again very similar to airdrop now maybe Google will update it and make it better and make it easier to connect and all the other things that kind of isn't that great at but for now it does at least seem like it's probably the best option that Android users have for a version of airdrop there guys let me know in the comments below what you think of this video of this kind of airdrop equivalent at anybody know about this if you didn't let me know always nice to hear from you guys and if you liked the video please thumbs up add or share it's greatly appreciated also check out the rest of the channel I feel like we should see there please subscribe adding about likes where subscribe so you can notify when I do new videos also if you click in the link in the description I actually have a way for you to sign up for my email newsletter it goes out once a week it's all the videos that come up here and then also tips and tricks and other things I don't necessarily make it here to YouTube as always though regardless thanks for watchingso there are two big features at every iOS user mentions when they're talking about how iOS is better than Android iMessage and airdrop and while I don't really have a solution for iMessage on Android I might have found an airdrop for Android equivalent let me show you the first special thanks to purevpn for sponsoring this video right now than amazing 12 year anniversary deal going on or you can get 12 monthly accounts for free to give away to your friends and family if you buy in either plans their service installs seamlessly on Windows Mac Android and iOS and allows you to browse the web anonymously as well as have all your data encrypted no more worrying about people spying or gathering data as you surf beyond that though you can also use it to tell sites and services that you're browsing from a different country of your choosing than you are which removes whatever country based restrictions they might have allowing you to access content you couldn't otherwise if this sounds like something you might be interested in checking out head to the link in the description below not too long ago Google released an app for Android that was meant to help you organize the files on your phone help you up to my storage etc but it happens to have a feature in it that lets you transfer files between two Android phones and it is remarkably similar to airdrop it seems to me that even works in a similar way where it uses bluetooth to find the other device start the connection between them but then it actually uses Wi-Fi to transfer the files between the phones much faster than a Bluetooth transfer would be it isn't without hiccups though but let me show you how to use it and we can talk about those then firstly head to the Play Store on your Android phone download and install files by Google once installed open it and set up the app and then in here you can use the clean and browse features to free up storage and manage your files respectively as I mentioned before but where is your hitting the share option at the bottom right so tap that and then if you want to send a file tap the send button and if you are the receiving person obviously tap receive now both devices have to do this in order for them to start this connection and so what will happen is this will turn on your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth of it isn't already on and you'll see a pulsating circle with your name indicated in it trying to find the other device once it finds the other device it'll pop up as an option to connect as the sender tap it and the receiving person will have to confirm the connection once connected you can select whatever files you want to share and then hit share the files will send way faster than Bluetooth Android Beam etc by the way thanks to that direct Wi-Fi connection and when it's done transferring it'll show up in the received folder on the wrist device you then tap disconnect on either devices to close the connection and then close the app if you're done now you can even use this feature from the share options menu so tap on a photo for example tap share and then you can say share with the Files app but you will still have to create that connection between the to have the other one confirm it etc and this is kind of where it has a bit of a hiccup right it's not as intuitive and easy and quick to connect to one another as say airdrop is but once connected for the first time transferring the files is a lot faster than any other current solution on Android and it works again very similar to airdrop now maybe Google will update it and make it better and make it easier to connect and all the other things that kind of isn't that great at but for now it does at least seem like it's probably the best option that Android users have for a version of airdrop there guys let me know in the comments below what you think of this video of this kind of airdrop equivalent at anybody know about this if you didn't let me know always nice to hear from you guys and if you liked the video please thumbs up add or share it's greatly appreciated also check out the rest of the channel I feel like we should see there please subscribe adding about likes where subscribe so you can notify when I do new videos also if you click in the link in the description I actually have a way for you to sign up for my email newsletter it goes out once a week it's all the videos that come up here and then also tips and tricks and other things I don't necessarily make it here to YouTube as always though regardless thanks for watching\n"