• Google is creating a feature to simplify interconnection between Android devices under the same account.
• This feature is similar to Apple’s Continuity feature, but it will work across different Android phones.
• This feature is still under development and has not been officially announced by Google.

Google is creating a feature to simplify interconnection between Android devices under the same account.

This feature resembles Apple’s continuity. Like Continuity, if you receive a call on your iPhone, you can answer it on your Mac or iPad if they’re on the same Wi-Fi network.

When all your Android devices are linked to the same Google account, you’ll have the ability to switch calls across devices and share the internet connection.

Switching calls is straightforward: you can initiate a call on one device and then move it to another. Internet sharing permits your primary device to share its internet connection with other devices, much like a personal Wi-Fi hotspot.

The screenshot reveals that the call-switching functionality will operate across distinct Android phones. This sets it apart from Apple’s approach, which only permits call reception from an iPhone on an iPad or a Mac, not on another iPhone.

To connect your device to Google, navigate to Settings > Google > Devices & Sharing. However, this is a conjecture made by tech expert Mishaal Rahman, as Google hasn’t formally announced any such procedures.

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