Google will improve the linkage experience between Windows and Android

DoNews January 6 news (Liu Wenxuan) For Google, creating a unified ecological experience between Android and Chrome seems to be a natural thing, but at CES 2022, Google said that it will next focus on making the cross-platform setting, connection and sharing experience between non-Apple devices more seamless.

Google intends to open up its existing Fast Pair and Chromecast features to more products, while also making sharing between Android phones and computers easier. Google will work with Acer, HP, and Intel to bring the feature to Windows PCs, allowing users to quickly pair their Android phones with PCs, and when connected, users can easily set up Bluetooth, sync information, and share files via Nearby Share. This improvement will be the first to land on some Windows products later this year.

Fast Pair will also land on TVs and other smart devices in the future. In the coming weeks, some Chromebooks will add the ability to automatically detect nearby Fast Pair headsets, allowing users to connect with a single click. The new Chromebook, launched later this year, will also make the initial setup easier, users only need to connect it with their Android phones, and they can directly import information such as Google accounts and Wi-Fi passwords. Google said that in the next few months, Fast Pair will be available to Google TV and Android TV, and the feature will also be available for new Matter IoT products.

Google will next open Cast to more brands, making sharing between devices as easy as AirDrop and AirPlay. Google is also preparing a technology for Bluetooth headsets that will enable it to automatically switch connecting devices based on the scene. Overall, Google's above move is to copy the apple AirPods experience on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.