- Google is developing cross-device services that will allow seamless sharing of data, including Wi-Fi passwords and video calls, between Android devices.
- Users will be able to form device groups and control which features they want to share, as well as remove individual devices from the group.
- The cross-device services interface is already available with developer flags, suggesting that Google may announce this feature soon, possibly in the upcoming March Feature Drop.
Google is slowly building an Apple-like ecosystem of its own, with Android phones and Chromebooks tightly integrating to share internet access, notifications, and even messaging apps through screen streaming. People who have multiple Android devices, like a phone and a tablet, are left out from this integration, at least right now. It looks like this is about to change with an update to Google’s cross-devices services.
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