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Google Brings AirDrop-Style Tap to Share to Android Users, Starting with Pixels

The update lets Android users exchange contact cards, photos and videos with a tap, while Pixel 11 moves its NFC antenna for easier use.

TL;DR Google has launched Tap to Share via Quick Share on Android, enabling instant contact card and file sharing with a physical phone tap. The feature is rolling out today to Pixel 6 and newer phones. On the Pixel 11, Google has repositioned the NFC chip to the top to enable a more convenient, Apple-like tap gesture. Tap to Share will soon expand to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip 8, and to other Android devi…

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Google has announced a feature for Quick Share that allows you to quickly exchange contacts, photos and videos by approaching two Android mobile phones. Google makes Android's Quick Share even more similar to AirDrop

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Android Authority broke the news in British Columbia, Canada on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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