However, Android users may not have the same level of continuity as Apple users due to the different ways the two operating systems are designed. Apple has tight control over its hardware and software, which allows it to tightly integrate its products and create a seamless user experience.

Android, on the other hand, is an open source operating system, which means that the hardware and software available is more diverse. This makes it difficult for Google to create one seamless experience across all Android devices.

Two “Connect Your Devices” features have been spotted so far: change calls And shared internet access . Call Swapping allows users to switch between calls on their Android phone without missing a beat. Internet Sharing can allow users to set up a personal hotspot that can be easily shared with Android devices.

Call replacement for Android may be similar to Apple’s iPhone mobile calling feature in that it allows users to answer calls on other devices. However, there can be a significant difference. The Google feature is only available on Android phones, but may not be available on Chromebooks. Although Apple’s feature works with all their devices, whether it’s an iPad or a Mac. Still, Rahman believes the call switching feature could work based on the Telecom Jetpack library. The “Connect your devices” function will appear on the screen. Settings > Google > Devices and sharing. This feature is not working yet and it is unknown when it will be. It could be part of Android 14 or released later, perhaps as a feature drop.