AirDrop support is coming to Samsung's Quick Share feature on Galaxy S26 devices this week, allowing owners to directly share files and media with iPhones and Macs. In a Sunday newsroom announcement, Samsung said the rollout is starting today in Korea, with devices in the U.S. to follow later this week. The feature will expand to more regions and on more Galaxy devices at a later date, including Canada, Latin America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Japan, and Taiwan.

An important Quick Share cross-platform update

Samsung have officially announced that their Samsung Galaxy S26 series of smartphones will soon be able to share content using Apple AirDrop via Quick Share starting from today or 23 March 2026. The rollout will begin from South Korea and then eventually more regions such as Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Latin America, North America, Southeast Asia and Taiwan.

Samsung have officially announced that their Samsung Galaxy S26 series of smartphones will soon be able to share content using Apple AirDrop via Quick Share starting from today or 23 March 2026. The rollout will begin from South Korea and then eventually more regions such as Europe, Hong Kong, Japan, Latin America, North America, Southeast Asia and Taiwan.

Samsung says support for more Galaxy devices will be introduced at a later stage, although no specific timeline has been provided.

Samsung has officially confirmed that the recently launched Galaxy S26 series will support AirDrop file sharing, just like Google Pixels.