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Google Nearby is here to help send stuff more easily

Google Nearby is here to help send stuff more easily

Posted on July 15, 2015August 16, 2019 By Jarvis

The great irony of mobile devices is that while it eased the work of sending files or messages half way across the world, sharing the same to someone standing right next to you is actually more difficult. As early as June last year, there was word that Google would have a new service that resolve that problem. Dubbed “Nearby”, it was a feature that iPhone and iPad users have long been familiar with thanks to AirDrop. Now Google has fully unveiled the new API, confirming those rumors and adding a few welcome details as well.
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