Three smartphone makers-- Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo-- join forces to create a P2P file transfer protocol allowing for easier file sharing between Android devices without need for 3rd party applications.
The announcement takes place on Chinese social network Weibo. It does not detail the technology behind the protocol, but it probably uses Bluetooth LE to establish connections with transfer speeds of around 20MB per second. Users should be able to transfer multiple file formats and even entire folders through the solution between not only devices from the same brands, but also any devices from the three companies, in any combination.