Sharing files between two phones is about to get easier for Samsung users. Tech industry media report that the Quick Share function on the Galaxy S26 series will also work with Apple's AirDrop

As Google promised, Apple AirDrop sharing is expanding to more Android devices

Samsung have officially announced that their Samsung Galaxy S26 series of smartphones will soon be able to share content using Apple AirDrop via Quick Share starting from today or 23 March 2026

Samsung is adding AirDrop support to its Galaxy S26 phones, making its Quick Share file transfer feature compatible with iPhones.

A Google Play Services update is required to use the feature.

Samsung mengumumkan Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Samsung Galaxy S26+ dan Samsung Galaxy S26 akan mula menyokong penghantaran fail ke peranti Apple menggunakan protokol AirDrop bermula hari ini

It should be just a matter of days before you can Quick Share with iPhones

Samsung is updating Quick Share to support AirDrop, which means you can AirDrop files from an S26 to an iPhone

Your Galaxy S26 will soon be able to share files with iPhones seamlessly.

Screen-off note-taking will apparently arrive in a later software update. Oppo is also continuing to bridge ecosystems with iPhone Connect, which adds AirDrop-style file sharing to Apple phones

Oppo recently confirmed that it will be rolling out an update to its devices later this month, enabling Quick Share and AirDrop interoperability

Peranti Oppo X9, X9 dan X9 Pro akan menerima sokongan menghantar serta menerima fail menggunakan sistem Apple Airdop secara natif pada penghujung bulan ini

Sharing files with iPhone-owning friends is about to get much easier for OPPO users.

Google introduced some AirDrop-compatible features on the Pixel 10 phone, and they call the feature QuickShare and announced that upcoming Android releases would bring AirDrop compatibility to more phones

New leak suggests Samsungs latest flagships will finally bridge the file-sharing gap between Galaxy phones and iPhones.