Back in November, Google made a stunning announcement: Quick Share was suddenly compatible with Apple's AirDrop. At the time, the compatibility was limited to the Pixel 10, but no matter: Google had just made history, transforming the sharing features from platform-specific to cross-platform.
While there's no official timeline on which devices will gain support and when, Nothing has said it is "exploring" adding it, while Qualcomm "can't wait" to add the feature to its Snapdragon chips. However, we do now know one Android device that will support AirDrop very soon: the Samsung Galaxy S26.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra $1,299.99 at Amazon Shop Now Shop Now $1,299.99 at AmazonIf you do have a Galaxy S26 device, this feature is live right now—if you live in Korea. Samsung says the feature will be rolling out to the U.S. later this week, but as of this writing, the update is only available to Galaxy users in Korea. (I'll update this piece when Samsung releases the update for those of us in the U.S.)
How to enable AirDrop support in Quick Share on Galaxy
Credit: Images courtesy of SamsungSoftware update (or System updates), then hit "Download and install," "Check for system updates," or "Check for software updates," depending on your device.
Connected devices > Quick Share, then toggle on the new "Share with Apple devices" option.
If you tap the option itself, you'll find a full description of the feature, which you may or may not already know: The recipient needs to have their iPhone's AirDrop settings set to "Everyone," and when you want to receive a file, you need to open Quick Share on your end. Samsung says your phone may temporarily disconnect from wifi when looking for or sharing to other iPhones.
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