The beta version of Pushbullet was released on December 13th. Pushbullet is an App that let’s you transfer information between devices (phones, tablets and computers) either from yourself or from your workmates. The interesting feature of pushbullet is it’s broad compatibility. If you need to share a link between friends, to taps suffice to do so; want to get notifications from your phone in your desktop (f.e. WhatsApp messages or Missed calls) Pushbullet can do it automatically for you: Pushbullet is an useful app that little by little can help you save time in repetitive and minor tasks that overall steal our time. Get to know more about it and find out why Cnet says Pushbullet is the App we have always been missing.
What’s new?
– Easier team communication. Reply to your group messages via your computer.
– Group messages is only available for SO Android Lollipop and later.
– Remote files have been included (Browse and request files via the cloud).
This is a test version (beta) and is only intended for users that want to test the new features and provide feedback, but on the other hand there’s no guarantee that this version may function properly. If you are excited to get to know what’s new in Pushbullet you can manually install version 17.4.1 Beta via the APK. Transfer this file to your device and simplyu make a manual installation.