Samsung may roll out this the special feature of Apple iPhone

Samsung users will now have the facility of Quick Share file transfer on their smartphone, just like the file transfer app AirDrop found on the iPhone.

Samsung, South Korean smartphone and electronic device maker may roll out the Quick File Transfer feature for its users next month. Let us tell you that This step taken by Samsung can challenge the rival company Apple making premium smartphones. Currently, only Apple's iPhone and other devices have fast file transfer facilities. This feature is known as Apple AirDrop.

With the help of Apple AirDrop, photos, videos, files, etc. can be transferred to Apple devices faster through Wi-Fi and wireless connectivity. Samsung has also made preparations to bring this feature found in Apple devices in February. Recently, there was also news that Chinese smartphone manufacturer like Xiaomi, Vivo, OPPO, OnePlus is also developing features similar to Apple AirDrop.

According to the report by XDA Developers, Samsung can introduce its feature under the name of Quick Share. Through this feature, faster file transfer can be done between Samsung Galaxy smartphones. Like Apple AirDrop, users will have the option that they can restrict the users from sending files. That is, users will not be able to transfer files through Quick Share without the consent of their users.

Like Apple AirDrop, users in Samsung Quick Share will have the option to store their files in the cloud. However, in this, users will have a limit that they can store up to 1GB or 2GB only in the cloud.

Apple Introduced AirDrop with iOS7. Now these file transferring features can be seen in all subsequent operating systems. Quick Share can be used with the help of NFC based Android Bream feature in Samsung devices. This feature can be rolled out for Android 10 or above devices. However, no official information has been revealed by the Samsung company at the moment.

Like Apple AirDrop, peer-to-peer file transfer can be provided through Quick Share. The South The Korean company Samsung can introduce this feature at the Mobile World Congress MWC 2020 to be held next month.