On Android, Nearby Share is available directly through the built-in sharing menu on your phone or tablet. Once you’ve selected images or a file, tap the Share icon to bring up the varying ...

The beta version of Nearby Share was available on select Pixel and Samsung smartphones in June 2020 before releasing to every Android phone running Android 6.0 and higher in August of that year.

Now that you’ve got Nearby Share set up on your Windows 10/11 PC, you can start sharing files with an Android phone. But before that, here are a few key things you need to know: ...

Google has continued to improve its Nearby Share feature on Android since introducing it back in 2020. Through several updates, including a recent official launch of a desktop client on Windows ...

Nearby Share started as a simple way of sharing stuff between Android devices, but it has turned into a far more capable, multi-platform tool that works across Chromebooks and Windows PCs.

How to use Nearby Share. Nearby Share is already built into Android devices, specifically phones and tablets running Android 6 and up. Windows users will have to download the app itself.

Windows computers now play nice with Android phones, and you can seamlessly share files between them with the Nearby Share app. Learn how here.

It’s a unified way to share files that’s present in all Android phones released in the past couple of years. Now, Nearby Share can send files to your phone even if it’s sleeping.

The standard sharing menu on Android Phones is a two-row system, with Nearby Share and apps at the bottom, and recent contacts at the top. Judging from Rahman’s screenshot, it seems this is the ...