Android's Nearby Share highlight will be coming to Chromebooks

A benefit to getting tied up with Apple's environment is that the organization has really implicit numerous highlights that makes it simple to move starting with one gadget then onto the next. Need to share WiFi on your iPhone to your iPad? Done. Need to share a clipboard? Done. This is something that Google is by all accounts working towards in the furthest down the line update to its Chromebooks.

In Chrome OS 91, Google is at last bringing its Nearby Share highlight onto its Chromebooks. For those new, Nearby Share was at first found in 2020 which is fundamentally Google's response to AirDrop, aside from Android. It had a few highlights that AirDrop doesn't have, such as sharing applications.

Fortunately since Nearby Share is on Chromebooks, it implies that moving documents from your Android smartphone to your Chromebook PC and the other way around will be speedy and effortless. It will use an assortment of remote network alternatives including Bluetooth, Bluetooth LE, WebRTC, or P2P WiFi.

The update should as of now be live so on the off chance that you own a Chromebook, ensure you're refreshed to Chrome OS 91 and Nearby Share ought to be accessible to you, and you should simply turn it on for both your phone and Chromebook and you're good to go.