Introducing A Feature In Android Phones That Has Been Available In iPhones For Years

The feature that iPhone users have been using for years will finally be available in Android phones.

Google, the maker of the Android mobile operating system, has announced the introduction of a new tool called Near Buy Share, which will allow people to instantly send files to people around them.

This feature is similar to Apple's AirDrop feature, which was introduced in Mac computers in 2011 and became part of the iPhone in 2013.

This new tool will help speed up the sharing of a file as it will not require contact information of the person receiving the file.

This feature will also work online or offline as it will use a number of methods including Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connections.

Google says it has been working on the feature for years and that it will be available to thousands of different models of Android phones.

This feature will work on phones that have Android Marshmallow (2015 Android version) or later.

It is believed that about a decade ago, Google introduced a similar feature called Android Beam, but it failed to attract the attention of users.

This feature will first be available to users of Samsung's flagship phones and Google's Pixel phones.

Note that Samsung is introducing new devices in August, while Google introduced the new Pixel phone this week.