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Google launches a beta Nearby Share app for Windows PCs

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Google launches a beta Nearby Share app for Windows PCs. It’ll make it much easier to transfer files between Windows PCs and Android devices. Both devices have to be within 16 feet of each other. Google says the app will expand its compatibility across the company’s ecosystem.

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Nearby Share: Google Launches App for Windows To Help Users To Transfer Files Between Android Device and PC | 📲 LatestLY

On the users' PC, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi must be turned on, with the company specifying a 16-foot (5-meter) transfer range between devices. It allows users to "quickly transfer photos, videos, documents, audio files or entire folders between your Android device and Windows PCs." 📲 Nearby Share: Google Launches App for Windows To Help Users To Transfer Files Between Android Device and PC.

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Sapo

Nearby Share: Simpler file sharing between Android and Windows

Although it's not impossible, transferring files between Android and Windows is not a simple task. It requires external applications or some well-known tricks. Now everything is simpler with something new...

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Google launches a beta Nearby Share app for Windows PCs

Google has released a beta Nearby Share app for Windows PCs..

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Google launches Nearby Share app beta for Windows

Google heeft een bètaversie van de Nearby Share-app geïntroduceerd. Via de app kunnen Android- en Windows-gebruikers draadloos bestanden met elkaar uitwisselen. De tool draait momenteel op Windows 10 en Windows 11 en is enkel beschikbaar in de VS.

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