According to a new report, Google has been spotted working on a new feature that will help speed up the data transfer process between your old Android device and a new Android device by allowing simultaneous use of Wi-Fi and cable.

The latest APK Teardown post reveals some new strings in the Google Data Recovery Tool app Version 1.0.624892571. as per Debug componentYou can transfer apps and data by connecting two Android devices to the same Wi-Fi network and a compatible cable or restore data from your Google One backup.

Google calls this new process “MultiTransportD2dTransport,” which allows users to speed up the transfer of data from device to device when setting up a new phone. Here is the string of codes found in the latest data recovery tool:

Copying using cable
and Wi-Fi for fastest speed

Want to speed things up?

Furthermore, another cool feature is in the works. The new feature will allow users to transfer their data from an old or existing Android device to a new phone whenever they want. It should be noted, if you have already set up your Android device and want to restore data from your old device, you must perform a factory reset and start the transfer from scratch.

Now, with what Google calls the “Restore Anytime” feature, users can restore data without having to perform a factory reset. However, there are some restrictions you should keep in mind when using the “Restore Anytime” feature.

You are required to erase all device data on your new device to transfer data from another device, and the data you copy will be merged with the existing data on your current device. So, if you have any settings tweaked, then they will be replaced after the data transfer. Both features were spotted in an APK teardown and are still in the works, and there is no guarantee that these features will make it to public release.