Home Phones News Shimul Sood / Digital Trends I completely understand the frustration of trying to share files or photos between an Android and an iPhone or a MacBook. I’ve been there too, and honestly, it’s one of those experiences that can make you question your life choices mid-transfer. At some point, I just started avoiding it altogether because the process felt more annoying than the actual task itself. That’s exactly the problem Android has been trying to fix, and to its credit, it is finally making some real progress. One of the biggest upgrades here is that Quick Share is now compatible with Apple’s AirDrop . What used to feel like two completely separate worlds can now, at least in theory, talk to each other more smoothly. Google first rolled this out on Pixel devices and has since expanded support to partners like Samsung, OPPO, OnePlus, and Vivo, among others. Your data might finally survive the great phone migration But the bigger shift is happening beyond just file sharing.…