Google is working on a new feature that would allow Android devices to share an internet connection more simply. It’s comparable to Continuity on Apple devices. Continuity allows you to take calls on your Mac or iPad so long as they are on the same Wi-Fi network as your iPhone.
Connecting several Android devices to the same Google account enables seamless handoff of phone calls and simultaneous internet access across all devices.
The process of transferring a call from one device to another is exactly as straightforward as it sounds. Your primary device can act as a Wi-Fi hotspot by allowing other devices to use its internet connection.
The android feature is more simple than Apple
It’s different from Apple’s approach, which restricts iPhone call reception to the iPad and Mac. Soon, Android will make it simpler to link all of your Android gadgets together.
Access Devices & Sharing under Settings on your Google account. But that’s only a hunch on tech expert Mishaal Rahman’s part; Google hasn’t confirmed using any particular technique.
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