Though AirDroid isn’t quite as elegant as an AirDrop, it does a commendable job of bridging the gap between your Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices.

Intel Unison looks to finally be the end-all solution to get iOS and Android to play nicely with your computer for SMS, calls, photos, and more.

More recently, BlackBerry 10 included support for Android applications, with BlackBerry licensing the Amazon App Store and using it as its gateway to a world of Android-compatible software.

Microsoft has a plethora of apps on iOS and Android, and you can test new features on many of them by being a beta tester.