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. Read more in our articles including "Nothing plans to join Google in linking Quick Share with AirDrop" and "Meta launches AI-powered Seller app for Facebook Marketplace".
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Jun 20, 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.
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