Android 17’s ‘Continue On’ will let you move tasks between devices, like Apple’s Handoff
Google has introduced a new feature called 'Continue On' in Android 17, allowing users to seamlessly transfer tasks between Android devices. This feature, similar to Apple's Handoff, enables activities to be shared across devices connected to the same account. Initially, it will work between Android phones and tablets, facilitating a smoother user experience.
- ▪The 'Continue On' feature was revealed at Google I/O 2026.
- ▪Users can start an app on one device and continue on another without losing progress.
- ▪Activities from a phone can appear on a tablet, allowing for easy task transitions.
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