Pushbullet: SMS on PC and more

Pushbullet

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About this app

Pushbullet is "the app you never knew you needed", according to CNET. Here's why:


Stay Connected
• Conveniently send and receive SMS messages from your computer
• Reply to messages from many popular apps including WhatsApp, Kik, and Facebook Messenger
• Easily share links and files between your devices, or with friends


Never Miss A Notification
• See all of your phone's notifications on your computer, including phone calls
• Dismiss a notification on your computer and it goes away on your phone too
• Use Pushbullet Channels to subscribe to timely notifications about things you care about


Save Time
• Text from your computer using your keyboard instead of grabbing your phone
• The easiest way to get a link or file onto your phone to open or share
• Deal with notifications on your computer as they arrive


"Pushbullet Is a Fantastic App Every Phone Should Have" - Gizmodo


"TNW’s Apps of the Year: PushBullet for Android" - TNW


★ Secure: Protect your notifications and SMS with end-to-end encryption
★ Used by millions of people and counting
★ Translated into over a dozen languages by an awesome group of our own users

See all the places Pushbullet is available: https://www.pushbullet.com/apps

Ratings and reviews

Has limitations which are annoying, due to the fact they could be averted. 1) Stop pushing conversations that have been blocklisted. If my phone blocks them, so should you. 2) TRUNCATES the text I push through devices - what's the point??? There is no expansion or anything, it acts like all I sent over was complete. Ridiculous!! Why bother, if I have to figure out where it stopped/started to keep copying every piece, or just use email service! 3) The desktop app has no way of ever updating.

Used to be great. No longer can send pictures between devices, they just "are downloading" forever. Too bad, really. Update: sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it will show you the connected devices, and sometimes it just forgets them. It seems this is an incredibly fragile app, that has unknown conditions in order to work reliably, and that's presuming it really can even do that.

This ap was outstanding, and I used it just about every single day. But then they updated it and now they want to charge a monthly price in order to send as many messages as you want. I am not going to pay monthly for this, and instead the minute I hit my "monthly limit" I am uninstalling it and finding a new one. I would even pay a price upfront, but it's the same price as Spotify so there is no way I'm paying monthly.

What’s new

- Little fix for Android 16