Switching between different brands of Android phones can be a hassle, but Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo have taken steps to make it a more seamless experience. The three companies have signed an agreement to allow for more fluid data transfers between their phones. This includes the transfer of third party app data. In addition to the already available transfer of system data such as contacts and photos. This is particularly important for Chinese users who do not have access to Google backup function. Which includes tools such as Google Drive, Contacts, and Photos.
SWITCHING BETWEEN XIAOMI, OPPO, AND VIVO DEVICES IS NOW AN EASY EXPERIENCE FOR USERS
While this feature is currently limited to China, it could be beneficial for users globally. Backing up and getting third party app data can be a challenge on Android phones. Especially if the apps do not use Google Drive. This new function could make it easier for users to switch between different brands of Android phones. Without losing their data.
This work between mobile brands is not new. A few years ago, Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, Realme, Samsung, and others formed an alliance. To make an easy, fast and more fluid local file sharing. This allowed users to use branded sharing methods such as Oppo Share, Mi Share, and Vivo Share. As an alternative to Google’s Nearby Share. Additionally, several years ago, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and Xiaomi teamed up. To allow developers to upload apps onto all of their stores at the same time. This was particularly useful for the Chinese market, where the Play Store was not available.
Overall, it is good to see mobile brands working together to make things easier for users. While this new function is currently only available to China. It is possible that it will be available to global markets in the future. In the meantime, users in China can enjoy a more fluid experience when switching between different brands of Android phones.
