Google is expanding its AirDrop-like feature for Android, which currently only works on Pixel 10 devices. The company introduced basic interoperability with Apple’s file-sharing system last year, allowing some Android users to share files with iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. Now, Google plans a significant rollout to include many more devices in 2026. During a recent event in Taipei, Eric Kay, Google’s VP of engineering for Android, announced this expansion. He emphasized the effort put into ensuring compatibility across Apple’s devices and mentioned that they are collaborating with partners to broaden the feature's reach. More details and announcements are expected soon, indicating a push towards improved cross-platform compatibility in file sharing.