The search giant wants its file-sharing system embedded directly into apps — and is selling it as convenience.
Google is opening the pipes. At its Android Dev Summit, the company announced a new Quick Share SDK that will let app developers embed Google's peer-to-peer file sharing directly into their apps on both Android and iOS — meaning more of your files, photos, and data will flow through Google's ecosystem without you ever opening a system menu. The SDK arrives in the first half of 2027.
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