Google is enhancing data transfer between Android devices by introducing new options. These options include the ability to use both WiFi and USB cable connections simultaneously, as well as a new ‘Restore at any time’ feature. Currently, users can transfer data from their old Android device to their new one using a cable, WiFi, or backup services like Google One.
To facilitate this process, Google has pre-installed the Google Data Restore Tool on phones with the Android operating system. The company is now working on improving this process by introducing a new feature that will allow for faster data transfer. This new option will enable data transfer via both wired and WiFi connections simultaneously.
In addition to this, Google is also developing a new feature that will allow users to restore data from an Android device to any other device, old or new, without having to perform a factory reset. This ‘Restore anytime’ feature will enable users to back up specific information such as photos, contacts, and messages, and merge this data with the device it is being transferred to without losing any recent changes.
By implementing these new features, Google aims to make it easier for users to transfer and restore their data between Android devices quickly and efficiently.