A couple of days ago, Samsung released an update for the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra, which, among other things, brought support for Apple's AirDrop. Back then, the brand offered the update in its home country, South Korea. Now, the company is rolling it out in more regions around the world, including Europe and India.On our Galaxy S26 Ultra in India, we have received a software update. It is 868.11MB in size and carries firmware version S948BXXU1AZCF. The changelog stated only two changes — “Overall stability of functions improved” and “The security of your device has been improved” — as you can see in the screenshots below. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra software update in India that brings the Apple AirDrop support (01) – Source: Asif Iqbal Shaik Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra software update in India that brings the Apple AirDrop support (02) – Source: Asif Iqbal Shaik Suspecting that this is the update that brings AirDrop support, we headed to Quick Share settings, and voila, there it is, the option that says ‘Share with Apple devices.' We turned it on and tried sending files to Apple devices, including iPhone and Mac Mini, and as expected, the feature works flawlessly. Quick Share on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with 'Share with Apple devices' option (01) – Source: Asif Iqbal Shaik Quick Share on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with 'Share with Apple devices' option (02) – Source: Asif Iqbal Shaik For those of you wondering if this feature works the other way around (if you can send files from Apple devices to the Galaxy S26), yes, it does. With the latest update, exchanging files between the Galaxy S26 series and Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks, has gotten easier than ever.