Android gadgets endorsed into a similar Google record could before long help simple call exchanging and web sharing

 There's talk of Google potentially rolling out a new Android functionality that would enable users to interconnect multiple Android gadgets, akin to the Continuity functions found in the Apple world. Mishaal Rahman, an authority on Android, has hinted at this prospective feature, suggesting it might facilitate communication between Android devices when they're logged into an identical Google profile.

This innovation could introduce capabilities such as "Call Switching," allowing users to transition calls between their synced devices, and "Internet Sharing," which, as Android Authority suggests, might offer a simplified method for initiating a shared internet connection among these devices. In comparison, Apple offers a like-minded call transition feature named "iPhone Mobile Calls." This lets users initiate or accept calls using Apple products like Macs and iPads, assuming they are logged into the same Apple ID and share a network with the user's iPhone.