Unlock the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra's potential by effortlessly sharing data through pointing your phone at someone.

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1. Dive into the unique capability of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra to wirelessly send data by directing the phone at someone.

Similar to the iPhone 11, the recently launched Galaxy Note 20 Ultra also features cutting-edge UWB technology.

1. Dive into the unique capability of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra to wirelessly send data by directing the phone at someone.

In a parallel fashion to the iPhone 11, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, newly introduced, incorporates UWB (Ultra Wideband) technology. This utilizes the Android Nearby Share feature, allowing you to point the phone in a specific direction to share files. Looking ahead, the potential applications of UWB extend to transforming your phone into a digital house key. UWB operates with wireless signals in close proximity at a high frequency, ensuring minimal battery consumption. Between two devices equipped with UWB, users can take advantage of directing their phones towards each other for data transfer through the Nearby Share feature, akin to Airdrop. Future integration of UWB by key manufacturers like Yale and August Home could turn the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra into a door key.

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