|OnePlus, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo all come together, know what is the reason|

In Android smartphones, there is no file transfer option like AirDrop feature of Apple iOS and all the companies have come together to bring such an option. Actually, currently all smartphone makers offer their own file sharing tools in smartphones but a common file transfer tool is not available in Android. Testing of Android Q will also begin soon and it is not clear yet whether a feature like cross platform file sharing will be available.

The feature named Fast Share has been seen before, but it will be found in all Android phones, but nothing can be said about it. One thing has come to the fore that companies like Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo are planning to build a multi-platform Android file transfer system. This partnership of Chinese smartphone companies can create and develop new P2P file transfer protocols.

Various companies also came together:

According to the report by XDA Developers, now more companies have joined with Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi on file-transfer alliance. Many smartphones already have the facility for file transfer and it can be brought to other companies like Oppo, Realme, Black Shark and Meizu and these brands have also come together. Posts on the Chinese microblogging site Weibo showed that OnePlus could also be a part of it.

Speed ​​up to 20Mbps:

The new file transfer protocol will support many file formats and with the help of this, entire folders can be transferred wirelessly. With the help of this system, the transfer speed can go up to 20Mbps and after making a stable connection between two devices, files can be sent or received at a better speed than Bluetooth or other methods. Currently, third party apps have to be helped to do this and the connection is not stable.