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When we use computers, we usually don't have our smartphone around, or its plugged in for charging. Some people put their phones in silent mode while using the computer too. Now we don't want to miss an important call, message, reminder, birthdays etc that are going to come on the phone while using the computer. That's when Pushbullet comes into action!

Pushbullet is just an app that will allow you to see your reminders, calls, messages, birthdays and every other notification that probably comes at your phone to your computer. Like somebody texts you from WhatsApp, not only you know that he texted you but you can also reply him straight from your computer. Pushbullet now allows you to send text messages from your computer too.It's really useful, not only you stay updated without having your smartphone around but you also deal with the respective notifications in seconds. You can also send and receive files through pushbullet in a split second, no need to turn on a bluetooth or connect through cable. Sometimes you get heavy links in emails that are a hassle to open on mobile, now you can open them straight from your computer. Thanks to Pushbullet!

Pushbullet application will be installed in your computer as well, and your phone and computer will connect through WiFi. It is available on both iOS and Android, you can also set it up from your browsers (Firefox and Chrome only!)

Android Users download Pushbullet from HERE!
iOS Users download Pushbullet from HERE!
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