Aleksey H/Shutterstock Google surprised Android users in late November 2025 by  enabling Quick Share to work with Apple's AirDrop feature  on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Quick Share and AirDrop are both device-to-device wireless sharing features, but Apple's implementation may have inspired Google's Quick Share. Before last November, Quick Share and AirDrop were not compatible, which meant that quickly sharing photos and videos between Android phones and iPhones was impossible. Google's latest updates didn't immediately fix the problem, as the feature was limited to Pixel devices. Pixel 10 owners could use Quick Share to AirDrop functionality, and the feature expanded to Pixel 9, Pixel 10a, and Galaxy S26 devices in early 2026, but  a recent Google announcement  brings good news for more Android users. Google held a livestream on May 12 to announce several new features coming to Android devices in anticipation of next week's Google I/O 2026.…