OnePlus, Realme, Black Shark, Meizu Join Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo's Android P2P File-Transfer Alliance - robinsonfirligned

OnePlus, Realme, Meizu and Black Shark have reportedly connected a P2P file transfer alliance chainlike sunset year by Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo. The news was announced by the companies on their respective Weibo accounts. The feature is similar to Apple's AirDrop and Samsung's Spry Share features. Some these technologies allow users to share files between multiple devices wirelessly.

The new file-unselfish alliance was based last year by Chinese tech giants, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi. The technology started rolling out to new Vivo devices in February and on Oppo and Xiaomi devices thenceforth. According to a recent Black Shark press spill, it is also baked into JoyUI 11 as 'Mi Share'. Which means, it is already available on the Black Shark 2 and Black Shark 2 Pro. Both these devices now draw JoyUI 11, having standard the update cobbler's last calendar month.

It's worthy noting that OnePlus and Realme are the sister brands of Vivo and Oppo, all owned aside the Chinese tech giant, BBK Electronics. Similarly, Inglorious Shark as wel started life story as Xiaomi's play-centric brand before spun off as an independent operator. Then with the elision of Meizu, all the brands that support the untested file-transfer protocol are from BBK or Xiaomi.

The concept of proprietary wireless data file-transfer protocols was originally championed by Apple's AirDrop applied science. However, Mechanical man devices makers like Xiaomi and Samsung, have besides since started cathartic their own radio receiver file-channelis technologies. Google has also been working on a similar feature that would enable Android users to wirelessly share photos, text and other files to nearby devices victimization Bluetooth and Badger State-Fi Direct. Originally called Fast Share, the feature has since been renamed to Nearby Share.