
One of Apple's biggest selling points is Continuity, no not the consistent look of its devices (although that doesn't hurt), but the feature that links the company's devices allowing for easy sharing of your files and data. This includes features like Universal Clipboard, Sidecar, Handoff, and AirDrop. Sharing everything from videos to documents has been a seamless experience across Apple devices for nearly a decade now.
Google's Android devices have offered bits and pieces of this functionality, and some manufacturers have adopted their own versions, but there's never been a single unifying app or feature to match Apple's Continuity...until now. According to a report from ZDNet, although not officially announced, Google is working on a similar feature that allows users to operate seamlessly between all of their Android devices.