To the alliance , created by Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo, has been joined by several other smartphone manufacturers. The purpose of the collaboration is to integrate a more convenient and efficient way to transfer files between devices.
Support for the universal data exchange method of Xiaomi, OPPO and Vivo was introduced into their smartphones at the beginning of 2020. It became known that OnePlus, Realme, Meizu and Black Shark (Xiaomi's gaming division) also decided to join the alliance. They will also introduce support for the peer-to-peer protocol (P2P) for data transfer Mobile Direct Fast Exchange, which formed the basis of the technology.
Thanks to this cooperation, more than 400 million owners of devices from all the above manufacturers will be able to transfer files in just one click, without using third-party applications. The technology works by analogy with Apple AirDrop.
The Chinese counterpart supports working with a wide variety of file formats - you can even share entire folders with each other. The protocol supports data transfer at speeds up to 20 MB / s, which is much more efficient than transferring files using the same Bluetooth.
OnePlus, Realme and Meizu have not yet announced when they will include support for the new protocol in their devices. At the same time, the BusinessWire resource indicates that the new firmware for gaming smartphones Black Shark already has support for the new technology. The company recently launched JoyUI 11 for the Black Shark 2, Black Shark 2 Pro, and the latest Black Shark 3 series.
Source: 3dnews.ru