Google launches cross-device service for Google Play, supports call forwarding, WiFi sharing and hotspot sharing

As we all know, Apple products are famous for their excellent ecosystem, especially in terms of cross-device collaboration and seamless mutual transmission, which can be regarded as a model in the industry. However, Google is currently working on creating the same great connectivity experience for Android devices to meet user needs.

Recently, Google has added a new feature called "Devices and Sharing" in Google Play (version 24.06.12) to enhance Android Integration with ChromeOS devices. This function includes three main functions: call transfer, hotspot sharing and Wi-Fi sharing. Through these features, users can more conveniently share calls, use hotspots and share Wi-Fi connections between different devices. This update further improves the user experience and also strengthens the interoperability of Android and ChromeOS devices.

The "Call Transfer" feature allows users to transfer an ongoing video call or voice call from one Android device to another (requires logging into the same Google account); "Hotspot Sharing" allows users to Enable the Wi-Fi hotspot of another device on one device and automatically connect; the "Wi-Fi Sharing" function allows users to obtain the network password from a device connected to a Wi-Fi network and share it with another device.

In addition to the above functions, Google is also developing a "device group" function that allows users to connect multiple devices through a Google account and share some specific functions.

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