Pushbullet is one of those few must-have apps for your smartphone. It offers a ton of (free!) functionality that’s especially useful if you use multiple devices. Today, the app has received a pretty major update that has redone the interface and added some new tips and tricks to Pushbullet’s toolbox.
The biggest, most noticeable change in the app is its redesigned interface and better organization. Messages are split into three different categories, including things you’ve received from friends, from yourself, and from sources you follow. This helps cut down on how cluttered things could seem, especially if you regularly get tons of information. Now messages you get from friends won’t appear with things you push yourself, which should take some stress out of finding that particular article from three hours ago you were looking for.
Messaging friends has also gotten some serious improvements, including the option to quickly reply and send messages and files right from within Pushbullet, plus the ability to see your full history with that particular contact. These features have also made their way onto the browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Opera, so staying connected with others is quick and easy regardless of what device you’re using.
The desktop Windows program for Pushbullet has also picked up some new features, including the ability to send multiple files at a time, instead of only being able to send one at a time, and it has floating chat heads like we’ve seen from Facebook’s mobile app and Google’s desktop Hangouts app. This feature extends to devices as well, not just contacts. The mobile website has also been redesigned to bring it more in line with the other platforms.
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