Nothing has announced plans to bring cross-platform file sharing to its smartphones, aiming to become the second Android brand to support Quick Share’s new ability to connect with Apple’s AirDrop. The feature also supports branding, automatic updates when files change, and engagement tracking, such as views and user activity. Read more in our articles including "Nothing plans to join Google in linking Quick Share with AirDrop" and "Instagram introduces Multiple Captions for Carousel Posts".
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Apr 19, 2026Nothing has announced plans to bring cross-platform file sharing to its smartphones, aiming to become the second Android brand to support Quick Share’s new ability to connect with Apple’s AirDrop. The feature also supports branding, automatic updates when files change, and engagement tracking, such as views and user activity.
Our coverage of smartphone updates includes: "Nothing plans to join Google in linking Quick Share with AirDrop"; "Instagram introduces Multiple Captions for Carousel Posts"; "Canva rolls out Offline Mode for uninterrupted Content Creation". Each article provides unique insights and information.