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What is the real identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the Data is growing at a staggering pace, pushing char Stromatolites—and their close relatives, microbi For many years, iPhones and Android devices didn’t play nicely together. Sure, you can get files and data swapped between platforms, but it hasn’t been easy. Plus, you’d typically need to rely on a third-party tool to do the job rather than anything from Apple or Google. That’s starting to change. For example, Apple Messages and Google Messages both currently support the RCS standard, and at long last, Android smartphones can also use Apple’s AirDrop standard. AirDrop is a protocol built into iPhones, iPads, and Macs that lets you quickly transfer anything shareable—a picture, a contact, a web link—over to another Apple device. It’s really simple, and it just works. Look out for this message on your Galaxy phone. Screenshot: Samsung Last year Google announced that it was bringing AirDrop support to the newest Pixel 10 devices, and now Samsung has joined in as well. It means sharing something from an Android device to an Apple device should be as straightforward as it’s previously been for Apple-to-Apple transfers. The usual AirDrop protections remain in place: You can always accept or reject incoming AirDrop transfers, and you have options to keep your devices invisible and unavailable to certain AirDrops. You might… The emperor penguin has been declared an endangereLatest A.I. News & Tech