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Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo announce the file sharing program

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When Google bought Android the operating system was not, now, what it is now. Although thought and context have been resolved, it is the development that has been used over the years to make it what it is today.

This is done by Google itself, which develops the basic Android code, which is used by manufacturers. But, from time to time, the company developed something to a great degree, as did the event.

Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo announce the Peer to Peer Alliance

Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo announce a file-sharing system similar to AirDrop

It's not uncommon for the three rivals to collaborate on developing a new communications protocol, but that's exactly what Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo have done.

The three companies have created the Peer to Peer Alliance, which is an organization that wants to make the new wireless communication system as compatible with as many companies as possible. It's going to be something like this Airdrop on Apple devices.

We already knew that it was working on it, but now three companies have announced at the same time, though not all of them have yet released details on compatible mobiles.

Compatible Calls

Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo announce a file-sharing system similar to AirDrop

This new software will be available in individual product categories. For example, Xiaomi has confirmed that its MIUI 11 models can already use this method to send files, within their system My share.

By itself, OPPO has confirmed that Color OS 7 will be a version of its application where the program can be used. It is currently in beta on Reno 2, Reno 10X Zoom and F11 Pro. The function is so called Share with OPPO.

Vivo has said that this year it will start launching its first compatible mobile phones, and it is unclear if there will be a review of the previous ones.

How it will work

Xiaomi, OPPO and the Vivo team are developing a clear file transfer application

The Peer To Peer system uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections at the same time. In fact, use the first one to match the second and second mobiles by moving data. The Maximum speed is 20 Mbps and no internet connection will be required.

Google works with its own program

Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo announce a file sharing program similar to AirDrop

We have to keep in mind that Google is developing a fast sharing experience, the emergence of Android Beam content and that it will be similar to Airdrop. We thought we would see it on Android 10 but it wasn't. We do not know if the project is still in development, and if so, if the three Chinese giants will attract interest from other sources than Google itself.

However, it seems clear that the intention of OPPO, Xiaomi and Vivo is to create a law similar to Airdrop on their mobile phones, without the intervention of Google. Hopefully Google will use a compatible system that has been announced today.




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