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Android devices have "Nearby Share" now. Works basically the same as Airdrop. I use it to beam documents to my eReader all the time. If you need to copy a file
by goosedragons 5y ago
Android devices have "Nearby Share" now. Works basically the same as Airdrop. I use it to beam documents to my eReader all the time.
If you need to copy a file to a computer all you need is a cable and a decent OS that supports MTP and you can then just drag the file off like a USB drive. It's great and requires no special software unless you like fruit flavored computers.
One of the things I really like about my Samsung phone is I can have an alphabetical ordering of my apps in the drawer. With iOS you have to painstakingly rearrange every app to get that or use the shitty hidden alphabetical scrolling list they finally graced everyone with after 14 years.
I switched from an iPhone XS to Android. XS still works, had a choice, just got tired of Apples shit.