Google's latest update to its Quick Share feature that will let them complete a file transfer even if the connection fails. Check out the details.

But what if you don't have a USB cable available? In this case, you can use the Quick Share app to transfer files between Android and Windows, and that too at impressive transfer speeds.

If you're sharing between Android devices, you can also use the Quick Share feature. Follow the first three steps above, then tap Quick Share. Your device will scan for compatible devices nearby.

Quick Share transfers will now continue even if the direct connection between the sender and receiver's phone is interrupted.

Quick Share now allows transfers over mobile data or Wi-Fi for uninterrupted sharing. Samsung's Quick Share for Galaxy devices already allows you to continue file transfers without a direct ...

Google is rolling out a new Quick Share feature that lets you resume file transfers even if you lose a direct connection with ...

Quick Share lets you transfer files locally, but what if you lose a direct connection? That's where this new Google feature comes in.

If you're sending someone a file with Quick Share, the transfer will continue even if the two devices are disconnected.

Google is rolling out QR code-based sharing for Quick Share. Once another Android device scans your QR code, you can send your files to that device. The feature is available with version 24.49.33 ...