
Samsung is rolling out an update to its Quick Share app that lets users send items from Samsung Wallet, such as tickets and boarding passes, directly to other devices. The feature works…
Samsung is rolling out an update to its Quick Share app that lets users send items from Samsung Wallet, such as tickets and boarding passes, directly to other devices. The feature works on Samsung smartphones and tablets.
The update also includes bug fixes, though rollout is staged and may take time to reach all supported devices. To manually check, users can open the Galaxy Store app, tap the three-dot menu, select Updates, and then Update all, as GSM Arena reports.
This sounds convenient for sharing a concert ticket, but the real test is how well it works across brands. Samsung touts Quick Share as a rival to Apple's AirDrop, yet most non-Samsung Android phones lack Wirelsss Quick Share. Unless interoperability improves, this remains a gimmick for Samsung-only households. The question is: will Samsung allow Quick Share with Google's Nearby Share in practice, not just in press releases?
Source: gsmarena.com
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