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  For years, one of the main draws to the Apple ecosystem has been AirDrop. Being able to seamlessly send photos, documents, and other files to Apple devices with just a tap has long been one of the iPhone’s biggest perks. Last year, Google finally released its answer to AirDrop , Quick Share, giving Android devices their own seamless sharing system. Now, for the first time ever, Google has done the unthinkable and brought AirDrop and Quick Share together. No longer is Quick Share limited to sending files to other Android devices — it can now send files just as easily to iPhones and other Apple gadgets via AirDrop. Yes, this is really happening, and you can try it for yourself right now. Here’s what you need to know and how to do it. Do you think Apple will try to block AirDrop on the Pixel 10? What you need for Quick Share and AirDrop sharing to work Before you get too excited, it is worth noting that — at least right now — using Quick Share to share files to/from Apple device...